got out of the kitchen, page-2

RonR

I think all shareholders are surprised that AAM has not published Oct production figures, and are not surprised that lack of such an announcement is affecting the SP... it caused you at least to sell. If intentional, then it is giving shareholders unnecessary stress (heat from kitchen)

However if there has been no change to production trend, then there is no absolute requirement to report anything now. Next quarterly report is due at end of January. They have said AAM is producing and given us a forecast. You always get hiccups and they even out over time.

Likely there will be complaints at the AGM (If anyone bothers to go to Perth for an expensive beer) and management may relent and start giving us some confirmation of how things are going.

IMHO if management were withholding price sensitive data, then they are in breach of their duties. I accept that they are working hard to turn the company around and not prepared to issue announcements just to ramp the share price.

After Friday's selloff, some confirmation of how things are going would be nice, but on the past record, I don't expect one. It would however be a decent thing to do IMO