The shareholders register would show who lent the shares to them and the SGX transaction records would show the names of the sellers. What's taking the SGX so long to reveal their findings?

Problem now lies with the SGX who are taking their own sweet time with their probe. Long over due. This should be a straightforward exercise. Just take a look at the shareholders register and the names of the sellers would be revealed.

It will be interesting to see Goldman's version of events. SGX should reveal the names of the substantial shareholders or directors if they were involved in lending their scripts to the short sellers.