The only effective platform to communicate to Buru the sentiment you described, is to stand up in an AGM and express yourself, and no doubt echo similar views. Otherwise, your email will be legally muted, their sincerity meaningfully castrated and your concerns swiftly dismissed and deflected. A verbal conversation will almost certainly be processed the same, however as the spokesperson would be speaking 'off the cuff', I dare say the response would be less polished. With an audience present, an AGM forces management to respond with a less dismissive approach, when faced with a direct question about the sad, sick reality of an 8.5 cent share price.
"We are somewhat unloved by the market" is a pathetic summary by Tom in his MST access video, and it's no surprise he doesn't mention that the markets trust in management to build the share price is likely all but gone. It's not legally intelligent to 'own' anything related to a share price that has been in terminal decline with 2 quarters of pocket lint left.
Perhaps, lucky for management, between now and the next AGM, the shareprice is likely to be higher. I have to say though, i'm surprised no one has vented aggressively at a Buru AGM before.
