Ebos shares fall as major shareholder sells discounted stake
UPDATED: The largest shareholder says it wants to "diversify" its assets.
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Ebos' largest shareholder Sybos has said its decision to partially sell its stake in the dual-listed healthcare company is because the ultimate owners want to "diversify their assets".
Sybos is a unit of Hong Kong-based Zuellig Group, which came on as a cornerstone shareholder when it sold
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Ebos shares fall as major shareholder sells discounted stake
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