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Shareholdings and Investments

ACAHF intends to buy shares in every public company in Australia which does business in health or health-related industries, including manufacturers of alternative medicines and supplements. Share purchases will be the minimum number allowed under the rules of the Australian Stock Exchange. By being a shareholder, ACAHF becomes legally entitled to be informed of companies' activities and to attend shareholder meetings and ask questions of the management and board. There is no intention to attempt to influence the companies in any way except by asking questions at meetings of shareholders. ACAHF may also from time to time hold and trade shares simply as investments in order to provide income for the organisation, but these investments will be held and recorded separately from any held to satisfy the "access to information" policy.

This policy has not been implemented yet. Purchases will be listed here as they occur.



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