It was a share based payment. Therefore it is my understanding...

It was a share based payment. Therefore it is my understanding that he got the $600k in shares. It just has to be recognised for accounting purposes.

in this instance it looks to me like their loss this half was actually slightly down since last year, and considering how high manufacturing costs are in comparison to last year and the fact they have double the inventory sitting in their sheds, they have built more product preemptively. So, in theory and IMO, their profits should be up next half if they can maintain their sales. A little way to go to be CFP, but heading in the right direction of things go their way.