So, about 250k of stock were issued as fully paid stock? So, that would be around $5000 at an issue price of 2c. This is when the market price is around 1c. when these shares were issued:
"Fully paid ordinary shares to be issued to an employee of the Company in lieu of a portion of his remuneration"
If I get this right, BEX says to the employee in question: Here's $5000 worth in shares, but when you sell them they are only around $2500.
This is kind a neat, paying $5000 in lieu with stock while using $2500, or perhaps not even that, since no money was transferred or paid for them, just a modicum of shareholder dilution.
Perhaps I got this all wrong ... and stand to be corrected.
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