OK I said 80-83% and, on the surface of it, I have just scraped...

OK I said 80-83% and, on the surface of it, I have just scraped in BUT I have a couple of explanations for my miscalculation. I forgot the dilution brought by the options exercised. If not for that dilution the top 20 would be over 85% now.

If the issued shares had remained at 214,320,814 then the current top 20 would have looked like this:

KALAHARI URANIUM LIMITED 39.44%
RIO TINTO INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD 16.15%
CITICORP NOMINEES PTY LIMITED 8.42%
NATIONAL NOMINEES LIMITED 4.45%
S G J INVESTMENTS PTY LTD 3.37%
HSBC CUSTODY NOMINEES (AUSTRALIA) LIMITED 3.29%
ANZ NOMINEES LIMITED 1.94%
J P MORGAN NOMINEES AUSTRALIA LIMITED 1.70%
LABONNE ENTERPRISES PTY LTD 1.05%
PORT BRASSEY PTY LTD 0.89%
BLACKMORT NOMINEES PTY LTD 0.87%
M/S PAMELA CLARE MCINTYRE 0.65%
ERIDITUS PTY LTD 0.60%
CITICORP NOMINEES PTY LIMITED 0.40%
AUSTOCK NOMINEES PTY LTD 0.34%
TASWA PTY LTD 0.30%
IRONSIDE PTY LTD 0.30%
NEFCO NOMINEES PTY LTD 0.29%
REMBU PTY LTD 0.29%
IRONSIDE PTY LTD 0.29%

Total 85.03%

In the end it is a remarkably well supported company by institutional investors. Retail traders only affect the ASX shareprice, the institutional investors will focus on the asset's value on the world stage, most are probably not even aware of the ASX shareprice (wonderful as it is).