Last week we noted two FKP directors (Aveos parent) bought shares at about $1.00 each. This week one of the largest shareholders and an original director of FKP, Phillip Parker, spent $199,200 on 166,000 shares (priced at $1.20) for his super fund, adding to his existing shareholding of 13,362,934 shares. There is talk that Stockland may have a late challenger for buying the Aveo assets which would drive up the price. But consider the position of Mr. Parker; in June this year his shareholding was worth $68.6 million and today it is worth $13.2 million. He has lost $55 million in just four months
Is the DMF model dead? Anglicare CEO Simon Miller says yes
After buying 50% of LDK Senior’s Living from Cromwell Property Group in November 2022, Anglicare CEO Simon Miller is going all in on private aged care. Speaking at the DCM Group’s Ask the Visionaries’ Anything breakfast forum at...