"Good luck with your investment here but if you want to be truly impressed by a management team, and you haven't already found them, WBT is definitely worth taking a look at."
Cheers Rhama, I'd settle for a management who knew what they were doing and cared even just one little bit about investors and their fiduciary duty toward them.
We of course know that is not the case. All Jeff cares about is taking our pay cheque.
TSI on the other hand is a giant in the making, run for the most part by experienced ex Citi bank executives.
That's why I was here, and am here still. Certainly not for these hacks in Perth who seem unable hold a team together.
They see no material change with 3.2 EBITDA for the quarter from Indias management team, What?
How can it be unimportant to them after devaluing TSI over the years to 5.5mil?
Oh and that's with C19 wrecking the economy and lives.
So even if that number did not grow... That's 12.8m for the year to come, extremely impressive. That seems to me to be very material and seriously significant and worthy of serious attention from all shareholders, not to mention the board. Aventurine mentioned this above also.
I agree with you Rhama management is all important.
TSI Indians management team have integrity, vision, tenacity and a compelling corporate cultural, from Citi bank. They are winners, and I in my veiw play a straight bat.
You can guess my view of our Perth management team, whos best idea is to return a lousy 18.5 cents to shareholders.
The best thing we can do in my opinion, is invest in TSI india, and sack the perth team who have have nothing to do, to justify that fat pay cheque.
Cheers
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