This same argument. IF they were computed into the share price at listing then by letting the options expire and NOT dilute the share price you would be challenging the computed valuation at the time of the listing and adding value. In other words this counter-argument is redundant.
Ann: Appendix 4C - quarterly-XPE.AX, page-34
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