At the end of October, the Finance Ministry held 5.93% in the fund.
The fund’s largest shareholder, New York-based Manchester Securities, bought an additional 1.61% of shares, boosting its stake to 9.54% and retaining the top position.
Romanian individuals continued to be the most active vendors among the fund’s shareholders, and their overall stake inched up to 35.74%, from 35.7%.
Romanian companies bought some of the shares sold by individuals, widening their overall stake to 11.03%, from 10.81%.
Foreign individuals narrowed their overall stakes to 9.26% from 9.61%.
Georgia Palade van Dusen, heiress of industrialist Nicolae Malaxa, maintained her stake at 6.57%.
At the end of November, the fund had 10,809 shareholders, compared to 10,650 in October.
The fund’s shares closed up 0.47% Wednesday, to RON0.424. (EUR1=RON4.3505)