Tony and his team have only two options on the table: Privatise...

Tony and his team have only two options on the table: Privatise the company, or Push the share price significantly higher—by at least 30 to 50 times.

Tony’s average entry point is roughly $0.05, so even a 50x return would only bring the share price to $2.50, which is still nothing in the context of the ASX ($3B, for reference GYG is ~ $2.96B, rank 163 of the entire ASX).

Given the company’s current market capitalisation, there’s no realistic way for them to cash out their existing investment (if true, way below his entry point). Retail investors likely wouldn’t have the capacity to buy their shares, and institutional investors would be restricted from investing due to the high risk and the company’s small market cap (i.e., it falls below the ASX 100 or 200 thresholds).

Going NORTH is the only direction.