Originally Posted by aeromedic
The largest Qantas shareholder—with 22.72 percent of the company—is J. P. Morgan Nominees Australia, a division of the global J. P. Morgan investment house.
The second largest is HSBC Custody Nominees with 18.91 percent. Next is National Nominees with an 18.26 percent stake. The fourth largest is Citicorp Nominees.
These four investment funds are also among the largest shareholders of Australia’s four major banks, the Commonwealth Bank, National Australia Bank, Westpac Bank and ANZ Bank, which in turn are large shareholders of the investment funds.
One hopes you learn other stuff, particularly aviation safety related things, more quickly than you learn your misconception about shareholdings is incorrect. I've posted about this at least half a dozen times.
Look up the definition of "nominee".
It's not terribly hard
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Those companies CANNOT vote those shares. Only the true beneficial owners can instruct them. And that is the superannuation funds who own the shares but for reasons of probity and member security must keep them with a nominee company.
And just in case that hasn't sunk in yet...
Nominee company
It would really help your argument if you got your obvious claims correct. Failing to do that brings your entire credibility into question, particularly when you have been given the correct information repeatedly.