BOART LONGYEAR CDI 1:1 short interest in 2016

In 2016, BOART LONGYEAR CDI 1:1's disclosed short interest ran from 0.17% of units on issue on 4 Jan 2016 to 0.00% on 23 Dec 2016, a change of -0.17 percentage points. The year's high was 0.17% on 4 Jan 2016 and its low 0.00% on 7 Jul 2016, averaging 0.05% across 171 trading days. Full history: BOART LONGYEAR CDI 1:1.

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Plain

Short position data for BOART LONGYEAR CDI 1:1 short interest in 2016: ASIC, compiled by howshorted.com, trade date 23 Dec 2016. https://howshorted.com/au/company/bly/2016/

Wikipedia

<ref>{{cite web |title=BOART LONGYEAR CDI 1:1 short interest in 2016 short position data |url=https://howshorted.com/au/company/bly/2016/ |website=HowShorted |publisher=howshorted.com (data: ASIC) |date=2016-12-23 |access-date=2026-10-13}}</ref>

BibTeX

@misc{howshorted-boart-longyear-cdi-1-1-short-interest-in-2016-12-23,
  title        = {BOART LONGYEAR CDI 1:1 short interest in 2016 short position data},
  author       = {{HowShorted}},
  howpublished = {\url{https://howshorted.com/au/company/bly/2016/}},
  note         = {Data: ASIC, trade date 23 Dec 2016; accessed 2026-10-13},
  year         = {2016}
}

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2016 in figures

Start of year: 0.17% (4 Jan 2016)
End of year: 0.00% (23 Dec 2016)
Change: -0.17 pp
High: 0.17% (4 Jan 2016)
Low: 0.00% (7 Jul 2016)
Average: 0.05%

Month by month in 2016

BOART LONGYEAR CDI 1:1 short interest in 2016
Month	Month end	Month high	Trade dates
January	0.02%	0.17% (4 Jan 2016)	19
February	0.12%	0.12% (18 Feb 2016)	21
March	0.11%	0.12% (1 Mar 2016)	21
April	0.01%	0.11% (1 Apr 2016)	20
May	0.01%	0.01% (2 May 2016)	20
June	0.01%	0.01% (1 Jun 2016)	18
July	0.00%	0.01% (4 Jul 2016)	8
August	0.11%	0.11% (11 Aug 2016)	16
September	0.05%	0.11% (1 Sep 2016)	22
October	0.05%	0.05% (3 Oct 2016)	5
December	0.00%	0.00% (23 Dec 2016)	1

About this data

Figures are disclosed positions as published by the ASIC; positions below the disclosure threshold are not public, so published figures are a floor. Not affiliated with the ASIC. Nothing here is investment advice. Method: methodology.