Yes, JFMG Financial would be the key shareholders to get on board. If you look carefully at the latest Annual Report, a number of boutique financial investment groups are in the Top 20 major shareholders. They would all be keen to get a return on their holdings, however, I suspect a number of these got the $0.03 options rather than the $0.20 raise.
We were salty with the board this time last year but the Against votes barely registered a scratch. It's good to see more interest this time around. It would be good if we had someone in Perth who can attend given there is no video conferening arranged.
@shellies offered to go last year but didn't occur.
(20min delay)