Didn't imply anything... your the one implying.... I am saying...

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05/10/17

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Originally posted by sabine ↑

You are implying the CFO is into ripping off shareholders? He worked at KBL as financial controller for almost three years then as CFO for one year and from limited research it seems the company had bad decisions made for shareholders.
So why would WPG have employed him?
Robert Duffin is not just the executive chairman - he is a major shareholder and has 40 years in the industry.. so if Midgley was not an asset why (again)would he have approved employing him?
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ps This is Daryl Midgkeys Linked In blurb :
"I am currently the Chief Financial Officer at WPG Resources Ltd, an Australian ASX listed resource company (ASX code WPG) with advanced gold projects in South Australia.

I have previously provided financial consultancy services to the CEO's of a number of ASX listed mining companies and worked as the CFO for ASX listed KBL Mining Ltd. I have spent the last 11 years working predominantly in the Mining & Energy sector, of which 6 years was spent within Audit at BDO.

I have a passion for bringing commercial input to the CEO, Directors and Shareholders and I do this through strengths in Financial Control, Governance, Stewardship and FP&A. My focus is to maximise the value extracted from the capital the organisation has invested by being ROI focused.

I have worked across many industries including Energy & Resource, construction, manufacturing and advertising.

I am a great believer that you need to fully understand the main drivers of a company to be able to affect efficient change that will add value to the business and its shareholders."

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Didn't imply anything... your the one implying.... I am saying its a bad omen/luck.

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WPG Price at posting: 1.8¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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