Forum Topics EOL EOL Management

Pinned straw:

Added a month ago

Director Sale of shares

Mr Ian Ferrier, a director of the Company, sold a proportion of his holdings on 25 August 2025. At

that time has announced in the Appendix 3Y that he “did not intend to dispose of any shares in the

following 12 months.”

Mr Ferrier now intends to sell a further circa 315,000 shares to finance the purchase of a home.

He has no immediate intention to sell any of his remaining 5.0 million shares in Energy One

Limited.

Approved for release by the Board.


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Given the man is in his 80s, fair dinkum to him. If today's drop is based on reaction to this alone, it seems overdone.

What's not-so-nice is selling shares after saying he has no intention to dispose any over the year, but hey, life happens.

Seymourbutts
Added a month ago

For what it's worth, there's also been reports of some fundies selling or drawing down on their EOL positions recently. Seneca have been reported to have been lightening their EOL position and redeploying elsewhere. They're never shy to tell everyone what they're doing - good transparency in my opinion.

EOL has been a great performer this year, certainly more liquidity now so a pullback of some kind was due.

I'm still bullish and long this stock and may top up if it comes back a touch more.

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RogueTrader
Added a month ago

I noticed Claude Walker was very positive re EOL recently on Ausbiz, saying EOL is a high conviction, long term stock for him, we’re still way under the radar for most firms, still a long way from the ASX 200 etc: Claude's top small cap hold— and the one he's still buying on ausbiz

He also discusses KYP, another of my fave stocks, which is worth reviewing as I gather Andrew is interviewing their CEO at 11 a.m. today.

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BoredSaint
Added a month ago

For what its worth, Claude has been recommending a lighten on EOL even though its his largest position. This was around a month ago prior to the recent fall in share price.

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Shapeshifter
Added a month ago

It's only transparency if they tell you eveything they are doing, which they are not. Otherwise it becomes a little promotional and hubristic in my humble opinion.

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Bear77
Added a month ago

Intentions can change TH. It's not binding like having shares in escrow. A statement of intention is just sharing your current thoughts.

EOL are only 18% below their all time high and they're also today still +212% above their year low of $5.25 one year ago, so I wouldn't call today's -7.25% drop a massive over-reaction, just a bit of disappointment by a few shareholders, and maybe some more profit-taking.

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