🇦🇺 Short selling in Australia, Q1 2011

From 4 Jan 2011 to 31 Mar 2011, 706 Australia companies carried disclosed short positions. The quarter's highest single reading was FAIRFAX MEDIA LTD at 15.04% on 25 Mar 2011. 115 companies appeared in the data for the first time. 27 left it. Figures are disclosed positions from official ASIC data.

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Short position data for Short selling in Australia, Q1 2011: ASIC, compiled by howshorted.com, trade date 31 Mar 2011. https://howshorted.com/au/review/2011-q1/

Wikipedia

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@misc{howshorted-short-selling-in-australia-q1-2011-2011-03-31,
  title        = {Short selling in Australia, Q1 2011 short position data},
  author       = {{HowShorted}},
  howpublished = {\url{https://howshorted.com/au/review/2011-q1/}},
  note         = {Data: ASIC, trade date 31 Mar 2011; accessed 2026-10-13},
  year         = {2011}
}

Biggest rises of the quarter

GINDALBIE METALS LTD+4.09pp to 4.50%
GUNNS LIMITED+3.43pp to 4.84%
IGO LIMITED+2.68pp to 2.86%
QBE INSURANCE GROUP+2.19pp to 3.83%
DAVID JONES LIMITED+1.95pp to 4.33%

Biggest falls of the quarter

WEST AUSTRALIAN NEWS−2.35pp to 1.67%
FISHER & PAYKEL APP.−1.53pp to 0.00%
MYER HOLDINGS LTD−1.39pp to 1.62%
MONTO MINERALS LTD−1.30pp to 0.05%
HEALIUS−0.88pp to 1.84%

Changes compare each company's last figure of the quarter with its first; companies with a single publication day in the quarter are counted but not ranked. Where disclosure thresholds apply the figures are floors, not a census. Nothing here is investment advice.