No worries, MM.Guess we shall just have to agree to disagree,...

No worries, MM.

Guess we shall just have to agree to disagree, even though I presume we both want the same outcome. Still don't understand your point about him being such a busy man that all his other responsibilities are to the detriment of his duties to TZL. He isn't alone in the corporate world in having multiple Board appointments and ancillary duties. Whatever. Old saying - if you want a job done give it to a busy man.

BD70, no I have no details about how he secured the Macquarie deal. While assumptions can be dangerous, I would have thought that, as CEO, he would have been heavily involved if not instrumental. After all, with our fiscally responsible pared-down board/executive, if not him then who? Maybe John Wilson did it in his capacity as consultant? What do you think? Dickory? KT? All three?

Does it really make any difference? The point I was trying to make was in response to MM's assertion that he has no time for TZL. My opinion is that he has. The deals we have secured in recent months don't just appear out of thin air without a lot of forward planning and hard work. Surely it is the CEO's role to plan and implement such things at the highest level?