The fiduciary duty of any Director on a board is to the company and shareholders - it could amount to allegations of a conflict of interest if Aus Super were to appoint one of their own to the board.
As it stands Aus Super has an “at arms length” involvement - but if you think they have no influence over decision making with 32% ownership then proverbial pigs might fly.
A consortium including Aus Super/private equity/venture capital could collectively mount a TO bid - if they saw value in it.
DYOR IMO
The fiduciary duty of any Director on a board is to the company...
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