RE: dilution14 Jul 2019 06:19
The.Italian,
I think everybody is fully aware that the money is needed. However, in my view if the CEO and BOD had been business savvy, which they are obviously not, we probably would not be in the position we are in today. The proof is in the pudding. They invested 3mill squid of shareholders money in the DBC only to write it off as a 2.74 million loss in less than 3 years. A good % of the money being created will be given to the CEO, but for what ? As stated before, the BOD and CEO need to be changed to more competent people. They may be very good at advising on mineral investments, but have not one clue on business strategy/management, in the field we are now in. They have had their chance and have only managed to F it up. Just think, if they had applied for the FDA using the 20 dose can size to begin with following the EU approval, we would probably have had FDA approval by today. Of course its all in the past, but it is an indication of how the company is being mismanaged through their own greed which never comes to fruition, apart from the highly inflated salary which is continuously and irrespectively paid. In the 5 years that the CEO has been running PLE/RPG (ignoring anything before his involvement in PLE) he has been paid nigh on 7.5mill USD where in my mind he should have received only 2/3 of that. And now he is loaning that money back to the company to be paid interest over the duration which will be a lot more if there is any increase in SP since the 4% interest is pre-paid in the form of additional shares.
How long is this going to continue ? There are many if's regarding the company making a profit in the future and as you stated, what money do they have to invest in the CBD ? What happened to the allusion that the legacy mineral investments were set aside to pay for the AT bill ?
Shareholders should be provided with a lot more information on the way forward than what is vaguely given in the announcements since we are the ones signing off or abstaining on the money needed to pay JG's inflated and in my opinion undeserved salary.