Watch your mouth, mate.
Why on earth is this considered propaganda just because it’s not positive?
If you’re going to call things out, start with the constant noise from those who claim Galan is about to be acquired every other week, or that mysterious deals are happening “behind the wall.” Those claims are just as baseless, and they never materialize.
The reality is simple: this company is in serious trouble, whether people want to admit it or not.
It’s nearly broke, led by a management team that’s proven incompetent for its current stage of development. Their decisions have been reckless, and there’s no clear strategy, or if there is one, they’re doing a terrible job communicating it.
Shareholder updates are virtually nonexistent.
They’ve assembled a crew of so-called experts (mostly ex-SQM) who have delivered nothing meaningful in over two years.
And now? They’ve gone to bed with a party with an unproven technology and a clear opportunistic angle.
Where, exactly, do you see anything positive in this?
Ann: Notice of General Meeting and Letter to Shareholders, page-29
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