what exemption do you mean? does an annual report have to include some forward-looking statement? i thought it was optional.
if it is mandatory to give some clue as to how the future is looking and TIE chose not to give it and then someone complained to the ASX and the ASX asked TIE to provide it or to explain why not, then that is wonderful news, isn’t it?
Wouldn’t it indeed suggest that things are warming up, corporate-action-wise?
why didn’t the share price explode today?
Even a rejected cheeky low takeover bid is exciting!
it would be handy to know who drove the share price down from 86c to about 56c, too…why is it that we retail shareholders, the part-owners of these listed ASX companies, never know these things?
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