It's called continuous disclosure obligations, dear boy. Nothing to do with choice as you put it, and instead about due process of fair trading on the ASX.
A nearly 90% drop in share price over a 6-month period, when the news has been broadly positive in nature, would flag that an event has occurred, which has impacted share price and which the company has not disclosed. This would be reinforced by the reality that the sell-off primarily has come from institutional investors, as opposed to retail.
I'm not suggesting this is the exclusive reason for this significant sell-off, but one would think it would be good practice for the ASX to ask some questions here.
Or are you just trolling, and I have been suckered into a brick wall response?
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