Kingfish warrant holders are in the money, as chairman James Miller announces when he will step down.
The listed investment company, managed by Carmel Fisher's Fisher Funds, issued shareholders with equity warrants two years ago which can be converted to shares for 95 cents by the September
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David Williams
Fri, 10 Aug 2012
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Kingfish warrants change hands as expiry nears
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