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Originally posted by William Roth: ↑

Does anyone have any detail regarding the trial with the Ayiangdo stores 2 years ago Did the Chinese Mums buy it? Did the babies take to it? Do they remember and trust the brand ? Have they conducted this research , if so can they publish it?

They sent a container over - has it sold and what was the feedback?

Is the fella at the Airport still selling WHA tins?

Just having a quick look at the prospectus - The fella at the airport was selling WHA Tins , lots of nice looking sku’s and the Chinese Mason owned retail chain were going to buy Tins.

Am I correct in saying Mason have exited stage right , WHA burnt all the old stock and range and are now trying to be a manufacturer who can’t spell Organic.? Someone please confirm.

Do you think the Chinese Mums will know what Uganic is? Or who WHA is?

With thousands of brands already selling in China and thousands more (cheap and organic) local Chinese IF brands now coming back in the Chinese market will this have any effect on WHA’s ability to sell and compete in that market ?

An announcement about the actual business , it’s operations , details regarding sales , risk mitigating strategies, appropriate research and analysis of the markets they are proposing to sell to would be helpful and appropriate.

BTW anyone know if the top 20 shareholders are still holding
Do you think they’ll announce how many shares Directors and relevant interests have sold or re about to sell ?

WR

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Hi William,

Hope this answers your question regarding top 20 shareholders, or should I say the top 10. Jamata Pty Ltd sold 3 Million shares. Thought this was held by Lazarus (See appendix 3Y below)??? Shouldn't there have been an announcement when he sold the shares on the 30 June 2018 (EOFY)???

Appendix 3Y.pdf

I'm with you WR... Too many questions and not enough answers.

WHA Price at posting: 89.0¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Held
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