Zakhele Futhi shareholders confused by rand/cents share price
Last Monday (November 25), the shares bought by previously disadvantaged shareholders three years earlier at R20 each ended the first day of listing at a lowly R4.80 after BEE shareholders traded some 64000 shares.
The following day, nearly 33000 shares were traded at a volume-weighted price of R9.39. The share recovered thereafter and was trading at R17 yesterday.
A BEE shareholder who preferred to remain anonymous, and who spoke on behalf of other BEE shareholders, told Business Report that they were duped into buying the shares.
“We were promised to be assisted by professional traders by MTN. However, that never happened. Many of us, including myself, are not experienced traders and, as a result of this, I sold 50 shares mistakenly for R238,” the shareholder said. “I would like to ask your professional opinion: how much could one sell each share for at the moment?”
Source: iol.co.za
