Good response on ADVFN8 Jun 2020 13:39
Courtesy Mr Skint,
Mr madengland.
"Mgt haven’t exactly got a great track record of being open or honest."
This is the crux of the problem that most shareholders face.
Their past record doesn't deserve blind faith, imo.
Given your comment and the lack of trust by many, you would think that, if the BOD want the support and approval of shareholders to back their resolutions, it's only fair for shareholders to seek clarity and further info/assurances that its not to bankroll their lifestyle existence. Each shareholder has the right to seek answers to their concerns.
If the company requires said shares to progress the company, then fine, but that's not the issue for many, it's the lack of confidence and trust in the directors. (History)
Legitimate questions put to them pertaining to the resolutions need to be answered, to make them accountable and to allow shareholders to make a more informed decision.
I have asked questions directly related to the resolutions, if they allay my fears and concerns, then Im better placed to decide whether to back them.
There has to be a little give and take with this one, enough is enough with the mushroom treatment.