Ann: Responses to ASX Queries, page-39

To me it is simple. As people have commented already:

If you lend an amount equal to the value of the company to others, than that is a major step. It is like you go into a different business. The independent directors can be sued for criminal breath of trust and professional negligence if interest is not paid and the funds are not repaid. (Which date does this loan need to be repaid by?)

Also I'm of the view that HotCopper should not advertise for them and that the stockbroker who recommended this stock needs to be held to account.

It is time we list the directors here and start contacting them direct as shareholders.

If there are explanations, they should by now have been given by the people who run this company.

If indeed this is a deliberate plan to defraud shareholders then this is outside the law.

How can you as a man be proud of your conduct if you act like this especially if you have been bankrupt before.

Are there no institutional shareholders that speak up?

Where is the f ing equipment that was bought.