five myths about kos quashed, page-13

Giddyup

Kos is trying to grow the company on a $2m annual budget with minimal resources. In order to secure partners to fund a $300m plant requires very high level skills and knowledge. On top of that, Kos can't exactly rely on the company's $20m market cap to gain respect as compared to a white energy that is valued at $1b (when I last checked).

How many CEO's are you aware of (that are trying to do deals with billion dollar companies) that are earning under $150K per annum?

These constraints means that he is badly disadvantaged and yet he is still energised and motivated to close a deal.

If the Board was of the view that Kos was incompetent of closing a deal, do you think they would have kept him on still?

I can only judge his performance based on what has been said about him by the Chairman at the last 2 AGM's and in several announcements. The Chairman speaks very highly of him.

What I think is irrelevant because I am not in a position to judge Kos and nor is anyone else for that matter who isn't involved with the company.


If I was disatisfied with the company I would have sold out a long time ago. I am still holding a sheet load.