john cahill on brr today, page-16

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    Well it is managements duty to keep the shareholders up to date with financials,progress, problems, etc.

    As shareholders we also own a part of the business, and have the so called "right" to know what is going on.

    I bought options based on the research that was available to me, now gbm have mislead share/option holders by not informing "us" share holders with the correct information.

    I understand that we have chosen to buy the options PK but bendigo mines managemant have misslead, and I strongly believe that management wouldnt own any of those remaining options.

    Not personally attacking you, and agree that it was our decission to push the buy button, but simply stating managements lack of duty which helped the cause of fault.

    By the way things are going options will be expired before they get back up and running.

    I honestly believe that the least management can offer is a buy back on the options at 1c each with a further 24months expiry at 5-6c each.


    PEace.


    rag.
 
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