No one knows who these shareholders are, except the individuals holding the shares.
My assumption was based on reading court transcripts and, although not known how many of 3B A/S held by shareholders speaking in court for themselves, or for groups of shareholders, logic would tell us nobody takes time and expense to show up in court (for themselves or groups) unless many shares owned.
Only number I have seen is 35,000 shareholders (not sure of validity). If each shareholder owned 85K shares, that would equate to 3B shares. Assumption may not be far off in stating that 3B shares are tightly-held.
Rest of argument can only be based on logical assumptions. Proof lies in OBO and NOBO lists, as well as uncovered short sales, both of which are attainable.
Everything else is conjecture.
