Ann: Letter to Shareholders, 2022 AGM NOM & Proxy Form, page-6

In most part, I enjoy reading your comments, knowledge and contribution on TEG, but this surprises me.

A 'financial goal' to invest in a speculative company like TEG to 'at minimum' double in 3 years doesn't sound like a good investment.
Especially on a hit or miss scenario.
Also not taking into account the additional billion new shares that will be issued along the way.

I dislike performance rights/shares given to management for simply doing the job to which they are employed to do, but unfortunately, it's all too common at this end of the market.

All this just explains why TEG is trading where it is and will continue to do so until management deliver on their plan and promises.