Chris Temple audio interview with NM, page-3

I agree with the above comments but have a different slant on our CEO's objectives and strategies. He has had total control on how this company has progressed and is getting an enormous amount of money and returns from his effort.....something that longer term shareholders have not (yet) enjoyed.

Nick has looked after himself through DGR for a long long time and only recently does it look as if shareholders, of DGR may get some benefit after suffering severe loses over the last decade. Nick has secured himself over $1,150,000 in wages, not least the added bonus and company benefits/travel, though his multiple directorships of companies involved with DGR. He positions himself in each of these companies, becoming significant investor/shareholder. Have a look at his holdings and the amount of pay he devises from each company. How many hours can a person work a day, a week or a year or do we simply multiple his work by all the companies (hundreds of dollars per hour). Talk about doble dipping. He would have more than sufficient spare money to buy more and more and by controlling announcements/development etc., he can substantially improve his holdings for whatever period of time, he deems necessary, and another win his way. He controls the confidence the market has in a company and therefore can manipulate when he buys, presumably with inside information, at the lowest prices.

He held back significant money from the sale of OBS which should have been more fairly passed to DGR holders. This money has been put into all the other companies which in tury supports him being paid in the future.. Nick sold his personal shares of OBS and pocketed tens of millions. No doubt this is how he is going to pay for his 6-10 million dollar property, recently announced. He is on a continuous gravy train in my opinion & should be removed from conflict of interest opportunities. If all goes well me thinks Nick will be worth many hundreds of millions of dollars.