Anyone else find it frustrating that the only way KMP are acquiring shares is by being gifted them?
At what point are PTM shares a buy either for management personally or PTM as a company using it's buyback capacity?
It seems it's not a buy at any price, yet somehow these KMP have created enough "value" to be given performance rights?
Alas we seem to be on an path to oblivion with absolutely no changes in sight, it's time to put the runs on the board, we're now seeing the conditions AC has been positioning for over the last several years in regards to cost of capital, you'd expect under current conditions between right now and over the next 12 months we should see a material change in performance compared to competitors.
Ann: Response to Appendix 3Y Query, page-2
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