Were it paid as a per diem, Simon Hay’s $1.15m incentive (on top of his $738K annual salary) is only $150/day more than Brett Fraser’s going rate for FFX of $3,000 per day over 365 days.
Brett no doubt believes that he too has been instrumental in navigating the difficult & deteriorating political landscape in Mali and managing the complex interwoven corporate relationships and partnerships for Firefinch too, including “selling” Morila, a mine that was acquired before his initial appointment to the FFX board. Dual shareholders will surely therefore be quite happy for Brett to claim - and the FFX remuneration committee to endorse - a similar “good leaver” amount for Brett shortly too, now that FFX is “successfully” delisting, selling its primary operating asset for perhaps a buck, and returning a similar reward to its investors... :/s
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