Deals are coming - look closer, page-177

petrovski:

Which part of commercial in confidence don't you understand?

I'll spell it out for you, as you seem to have a learning problem and the way you carry on it's as if the company is being deliberately dodgy.

It's obvious that ADO provides as much disclosure as it can, while maintaining it's commercial in confidence obligations. It's standard behaviour. Nothing dodgy at all.

There will always be some types of information which are not market sensitive, and which provide clues as to the ongoing nature of the deals being developed. That can be given in discussions with the CEO.

ADO doesn't want to be in a situation of making continuous reporting on minor issues in anns. That clogs up the system and sets up expectations which would make GC a slave to making continuous anns and coming across to the market as a spruiker, instead of getting his job done.

Keep it real.

The sell down was only traders looking for a quick buck and traders are easily disappointed with delays. In this case, the delays are actually a good thing, as anyone who bothered to try to understand what is going on, would know.

As twin points out, the top 200 is stable.

Please try somewhere else with your vague and ill-informed statements about how the market works, let alone how ADO functions in terms of continuous disclosure and governance.

Your strategy is not working.