Hi
Normally when the company is not sure if the full entitlements be taken up, the shareholders are given an option to apply for more shares than entitled. This way the shares end up with shareholders and not the underwriter. Your dpeculation that underwriters may know more than us mere shareholders has some truth to it.
Ann: Rights issue- letter to ineligible shareholders-OIL.AX, page-5
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