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For Yangzijiang Shipbuilding, its largest shareholder is YZJ Settlement Julius Baer Trust Company, owning 22% of shares outstanding. Lido Point Investments Ltd. and T. Rowe Price Group, Inc. follow as the second and third largest shareholders with 10.0% and 7.0% of the shares respectively. Private companies make up another 32% of the company’s shareholders.
Institutions also have a presence on Yangzijiang Shipbuilding’s share registry, owning a respectable stake in the company. This implies some credibility amongst professional investors, although it is noted that institutions sometimes make poor investment decisions which can lead to a rapid drop in share price.
For IVE Group, Geoff Selig, the company’s Top Key Executive, holds the most number of shares at 5.7%. Anthony Young and Castle Point Funds Management Ltd. are the second and third largest shareholders with 4.9% and 4.6% of shares respectively. Individual insiders account for 21% of the company’s stockholders.
Institutional investors are also present on IVE Group’s share registry, indicating a degree of credibility in the investment community for the company. However, caution is advised as simultaneous sell-offs by large institutional investors can result in a significant share price drop.
Private companies own 10% of IVE Group stock, but further investigation is needed to identify the parties behind these private companies. Insiders maintain a significant holding in IVE Group Limited, owning AU$61 million ($1 = AUD1.5586) worth of shares in the AU$286 million company.
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