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Institutions own 43% of Auckland International Airport Limited (NZSE:AIA) shares but retail investors control 46% of the company
Key Insights Auckland International Airport's significant retail investors ownership suggests that the key decisions...
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Name of issuer	Identity code of issuer	Transaction date	Identity code of financial instrument	Total daily volume traded (number of shares)	Daily weighted average price of shares purchased	Market
BOUYGUES SA	969500MOCLNQFNZN0D63	18 march 2024	FR0000120503	50,000	37.5249	XPAR
BOUYGUES SA	969500MOCLNQFNZN0D63	19 march 2024	FR0000120503	11,970	37.5055	XPAR

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Woolworths worker rages about note posted in lunchroom on company profit: 'Like we are falling for that'

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Institutions own 43% of Auckland International Airport Limited (NZSE:AIA) shares but retail investors control 46% of the company