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14/09/18

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Originally posted by jasetheace40 ↑

Here is the updated list which I have provided to Matt Wright this morning:

What is the current position with Bodyguard? Is our Japanese partner going to market it, are we doing it ourselves or is an FMCG going to take it up?

Could each of the three new directors outline exactly what they individually plan to do to drastically improve the situation of share price in the least amount of time possible?

Is OBJ planning to integrate its technology into commercial opportunities in the hair and scalp care arena, given Steven's vast experience and networks in this industry, or have we already started down that path?

At the last AGM a time chart included the first integrated product being released in 2018. Is this still on target? If not, why has this has been flagged for more than 2 years now?

In the investor update 24/5/17 we were told the 2nd tech would deliver upfronts of $300k. Second part of the same point referenced that by mid-2018 the 2nd stage would be negotiated with further milestones and royalties of approx $1m. We’re aware this has not been negotiated yet so, so what is the time frame for this? Please explain the $1m value, is it royalties and milestones need to be earnt over a periods? Is any of this an upfront signature?

Your ASX release on 31/07/18 states that the company now has cash receipt expectations. What is the expectation for cash receipts for the next quarter, half year, 18-19? If these aren't the company's expectations, then whose expectations are they?

Do the directors expect OBJ to be cash-flow positive by the end of this calendar year and if not, when do they expect it to happen?

What can you say to a potential investor that would convince them that OBJ is a worthy investment?

Does the BOD expect to report higher revenue from existing P&G products in the next quarterly report? And is there any sort of broad expectations to share with investors regarding future revenue just from existing products in the market?

Can you provide an indication of the royalty on the Olay Magnemasks product?

Apart from the relationship with Procter and Gamble, could the Board please identify all other commercially meaningful relationships OBJ has with other partners and the nature of existing and anticipated revenue-generating agreements OBJ has with each of them?

What "going it alone" options is the Board giving serious consideration to? Could the Board explain the pros and cons of generating revenue from: (1) royalty agreements that we have now; and (2) the "going it alone" possibilities (including funding issues for this option)?

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Thanks for that JTA! A legend of the OBJ forum, lets hope the answers will be as promising as the actions associated with it.

For those with concerns in regards to the conference call I emailed Matt (got a very swift reply) asking if there will be a web link as was done previously. He told me that there will be no facilities only dial in but the audio will be uploaded shortly after the conference call.

We have been good and obedient shareholders, here's hoping that Santa and his helpers will deliver the goods.
OBJ Price at posting: 2.5¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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