Rob,
As far as I'm aware there is no legal requirement for the company to report the details of any of its shareholders. On the other hand it is customary to list the top 20 Shareholders (and maybe Option holders) in a company's Annual Report and many companies maintain reasonably up-to-date top 20 lists on their websites.
It is often seen as a good tool to promote the particular aims of the company such as stability of core shareholders or maybe to make it clear that there are cornerstone investors that will not likely be swayed in the event of a takover offer. On the other hand, a company may not want to promote the fact that it does not have any significant "safe" holdings because such information might just attract opportunistic raiders.
Cheers
Badfish
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