I see you are now changing the subject; seems you accept that...

I see you are now changing the subject; seems you accept that early investors have lost >90% of their investment.

Lets look in more detail at charlies history:

He joined the company at the end of 2006/early 2007 when his company was purchased by Optima (previous name)
It was an established company with revenue, profits and forecasts, not a speccie.


https://announcements.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20061219/pdf/3106l9mczjng8l.pdf

At the time, 2008 revenue was forecast at $50m, so its taken 15 years to produce any meaningful increase in revenue.

Guess who was signing off the acquisition?





Share price was around 10c (equivalent to $1 post consolidation) when Charlie joined VMoto and Blair was at the helm.
So they have both contributed to a 75% loss in shareholder value.

I dont think it’s appropriate now for Charlie to take huge rewards for a short term increase in share price while longer term investors have lost the majority of their investment.