scrooge CEO and board, page-15

Aabbaadd, maaaate, your suggestion that shareholders aren't benefitting from SEN's success is laughable.

In July/August of 2013 the SP was around 1 cent. Fast forward two years and it peaked at 22 cents. That's what i call a stellar run that was of great benefit to shareholders.

Okay, the SP has drifted lower since then but just about every other metric you could apply or that is generated by the company is showing strong growth, if not startling improvement.

As i've said elsewhere, SEN is starting to see the sort of growthusually reserved for resources companies.

The SP is consolidating around current levels for now, but these levels will look cheap as chips in 2 or 3 years on sales of the new products outlined in the annual report. Again, this capital growth in the SP will benefit holders.

I'm happy to forego any dividend and so provide the board and management with the sort of generous financial flexibility to grow the company anyway they see fit.

Remember, the board and i'm sure management have plenty of skin in the game so our interests are aligned.