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    Counterbalance to SERBIAN businessman? Someone is AGGRESSIVELY buying Kras’s shares

    New, aggressive investors have emerged in the war for Kras’s shares, reports the Jutarnji list daily, noting that the tactical battle on the stock market for the company continues.

    According to the latest data of the Central Securities Depository and Clearing House, Kappa Star Limited, a holding company 100% owned by Nebojsa Saranovic, has gained a 8.75% stake through an account in RBA Austria, and the information from Friday is likely to show that they exceeded ten percent, according to the daily.

    However, the main news is that in recent days two more accounts have appeared, both through Zagrebacka banka. One of them acquired 0.4 percent of ownership and the percentage has not increased since Wednesday, while the other is already at 1.89 percent of ownership and on Tuesday it had 1.2 percent of shares. This means that the investor behind that account was also aggressively buying shares at the beginning of the week.

    The Jutarnji daily did not manage to find out who is behind these two new accounts, so it can only be speculated that perhaps Kappa Star Limited is buying from new accounts, or maybe a new, fourth player has appeared. Kras Esop or Mesna industrija braca Pivac should not buy the shares while an announcement of a public offer for the purchase of the other Kras shares is in effect, but it is not excluded that someone is working in their favor as counterbalance to Saranovic.

    At the end of the week, some media accused Kras’s representative Marica Vidakovic of insider trading, because at the end of the August, she bought 900 shares of Kras, stating that she thus earned HRK 460,000. However, she did not sell those shares (she would have to inform the stock market), at least for now, and this year, she bought the shares of Kras three times, which is all recorded at the Zagreb Stock Exchange.

    In fact, Kras’s management could be „accused“ of deliberately keeping the share price so low, at close to HRK 400, by insufficient restructuring of the company, only to be able to sell the shares for HRK 900 or 1,000 at the moment when someone who can pay as much appears, reports the Jutarnji list daily.

    Izvor: Poslovni dnevnik

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