vote no to cedric’s performance shares, page-122

If they wanted to keep secrets then they should have been a private company.

Since they are a public company then there is an obligation for continuous and complete disclosure as part of open market operations.

Many users have already listed a great number of questions that need answers, such as ;
What is the run at rate ie how much is being consistently produced at what grades?
What is the stockpile on hand?
What are the sales orders?
What are the dispatches?
What is the status of receipt of payments for product dispatched ?
What is the status of the MOU's for product signed , how many years ago now , 2,3,4?
Detailed financials should be in the quarterly's so that proper valuations can be made.
Etc Etc Etc

Many other companies are providing the required information to the market.
This company is skirting around their obligations.