The current options available to those parties have a minimum exercise price of 7.5c up to 20c, and those people who are able to exercise them already hold significant stakes in the company. Why would they throw more money into a stock that isn't going to rise?
What leads you to think that the Board will continue to conjure options for themselves and key management personnel beyond what already exists, effectively, as you put it, diluting ANY share price increase including their own, at their own cost?
Are you familiar with their business model going forward? I have already factored in the exercising of the performance shares at 7.5c from the outset, given that I expect them to meet their performance targets. What have you discovered (or at least read differently to me) that leads you to believe that their production capacity will affectively stall in the near future to prevent earnings from increasing?
MCA Price at posting:
6.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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