You should double check this however my understanding is that after excercising an option, you still have to own the physical share for 1 year in order to gain the 50% CGT concession (as opposed to holding the option for > 1 year). Assuming that what you are saying here is that the directors excercised their options and then immediately sold before going ex-dividend, then I don't believe they would have necesarily done it for CGT concession purposes. I'm sure they had their reasons for selling however this does not override your point as to how they went about it.
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