Ann: Vmoto's 2Q22 Market Update - Continued Sales Momentum, page-37

I suspect that a pandemic and a war in Eastern Europe has had more to do with the slide in VMT's SP though @HarkenBanks.

We all tend to look at the companies activities in isolation to world events.

VMT, like many companies, were enjoying some stellar SP's in 2021 - imagine if the world events had not happened - and where VMT would be now.

Some things are out of any company's control - or any chairman.

VMT will need to build its business up - increasing sales and production. It needs to do that even more rapidly than it has been doing - and its needs the world situation to improve as well to help it achieve future growth. Most of all, it needs to use time as a measure for that growth. That growth needs to be fairly brisk. ASX investors will look on a $300mil company much more enthusiastically than one of around $120mil. Continued growth becomes self perpetuating.