You are the owner of this company (not all of it, admittedly), so for you say that you are appreciative of a mere response to an inquiry that you made concerning YOUR company is quite astonishing.
That the response takes the tone of, "Don't call us, we'll call you," and that is good enough for you, is even more bewildering.
After all, the question of, "How much of my money are you going to spend?" is a pretty fundamental tenet of the expectation exchange between the providers of capital to a business (i.e., you) and the allocators of that capital (i.e., the company's managers).
With respect, I find it most bizarre that someone like you who comes across as being quite cogent and lucid in thought process, is satisfied with the de facto situation of:
Business Owner: "How are you planning to spend mymoney?"
Company Management: "We'll tell you when we are good and ready."
Business Owner: "Oh, OK,. Well, thanks for at least responding, then."
Such servile shareholder attitude is so 1980s.
This is the age of shareholder activism, and executive accountability.
Wake up, and smell the rights of minority shareholders, man!
Or do you simply adopt such a laissez faire approach to all your personal finance dealings?
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