The cumulated stake of Romanian investors fell slightly to 38.36%, from 38.53% at the end of August.
The figures refer to both private and corporate investors and do not include a 1.74% stake bought back by the fund. The fund’s shares will be cancelled at a later time, according to a shareholders’ decision.
Romanian Finance Ministry’s stake was 2.66% in September, unchanged on the month.
The fund reported a total number of shareholders of 9,673 at the end of September, up from 9,567 in the previous month.
Fondul Proprietatea was set up in 2005 to compensate Romanians whose properties were seized during communism.
Thursday, Fondul Proprietatea closed down 0.38% at RON0.5255 a share in Bucharest, amid a slightly rising market.