It appears that it was also situation normal back then for the Company Secretary. If Green wasn't responding to any of your emails, then it's little wonder that they still haven't updated their website some 18 days on. Presently, the site still shows McBain as CEO, Cohen as COO and Shonnington as CFO.
This is Green's function to attend to along with investor relations.
But then again, the market waited 2 weeks before getting McBain's resignation as a director. That was early on 24/1. Now, on 28/1 but rapidly hurtling towards 30/1, the market is still waiting to see McBain's final interest notice.
What inept corporate governance. What absolute arrogance. What an abysmal lack of professionalism, interest or involvement in the affairs of running, maintaining or complying the Company. It seems that you would find better professionalism in running a chook raffle.
In light therefore of what's now transpiring, it is unsurprising that, at the time, you got no response (even an explanation or a clarification). After all, the market is getting none of these either at the moment whilst Woolley is still there, fully in charge of proceedings.
In due course, BAK may well become a case example when it comes to teaching others in how not to manage a company, or maintain its corporate governance.
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