After noting that Peter Batters is chairman of Cloud Lumen, part owned by FGF, and also auditor of XPE and FGF, I have lodged a complaint with ASIC for breach of corporate governance. And also sold the shares I bought yesterday, following an Announcement with XPED that is likely to help FGF's cause at the expense of XPED shareholders. I want no part of it.
XPED are PAYING Heuresy and gifting its IP to tart around with in the area of cybersecurity, which was an area FGF expressed interest in on November 16
"The company would also like to advise that during its recent trip to North America negotiations have moved to an advanced stage, and a further related opportunity in cybersecurity has also been identified."
Interesting the Announcement is not on the website and the T20 list is from 2015. Further examples of sloppy corporate governance.
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