I just find it ironic that AGL is where it is today due to frydenberg getting into the boards ear all those years ago about planned coal plant closures and getting rid of the CEO.
AGL would have been in a market leading position with a new fleet of renewable wind farms and firming assets... instead he gets rolled, board appoints Redman and the company sits on its hands for years - directors and executive team took fat payments, didn't buy in to the company to show aligned interests... they were milking it of profits and waiting for the coal plants to reach breaking point. then proposed a demerger which had no merit.
since that was blocked, and the resulting change in board and executive team... I feel we are back in the right direction again
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