What happened at the EGM., page-10

What an interesting post.

So you are saying that the less than 25% of votes cast represent accurately the entire shareholding of AJX.

You also seem to be saying that the "2%" of shareholders here do not represent in any way the sentiment of the wider community.

You suggest that the vast majority of shareholders have absolute faith in the company and are happy with it as it has been and is.

You suggest that the "minority of shareholders" who question the company should be quiet, because they are a "drag on sentiment", or they should leave.

You seem to ignore the fact that AJX is currently sitting at its lowest price in years when you say that a majority of shareholders are happy with the way things are.

You seem to ignore that the evidence placed before us by the aggregation of past official announcements points to continuous misrepresentation of the facts by the board. I would have thought that continuous questioning and scepticism is warranted by this - and the comments by the CEO seem to confirm that with the discussion regarding promise and delivery.​

You seem to have a complete lack of empathy for those who have sold out at a significant loss because they had done as you seem to suggest is what good shareholders do (smile and accept all that is said by the board), until they could take no more once they saw the lack of truthful representation (which they rightfully expected).

Sorry Taurean, but I hope that there continues to be people here who hold the company to account, who ask the questions and force the changes which the board is now undertaking for the good of all shareholders. I hope that other readers of this forum digest their comments and use them to make smarter decisions regarding their shareholding.

I hope that we all move forward from this point (shareholders and company) having learned from the past, and converting those lessons into a successful future.