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Originally posted by Riskon22 ↑

@spid81 Would you rather have 10 or 4 directors working to advance your companies global scale projects???

Magnis has far more directors that its peers working to further company interests. When comparing and calling for remuneration reviews, I would have thought it only logical to include such an important fact.

Actually, on individual basis, Magnis directors are paid far less than their peers:

Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4

1 To. director renum. No. of directors Avg. director salary

2 Magnis 1,440,281 10 144,028

3 Volt 1,169,153 7 167,022

4 Walkabout 1,208,063 4 302,016

5 Kibaran 2,921,456 6 486,909

To be honest, if I was a director, I would rather work for Kibaran, and get paid 3 times the amount than if I were to work at Magnis. But then again, with the ATO querying R&D claims and capital raises for less than director yearly remuneration amounts, imo Kibaran directors might not have a job in a year's time.

The SP will always have its ups and downs - look back 4 years, and Magnis has outperformed many of its peers. As a medium to long term holder, I'm interested in where the SP will be 3 years from now, and with gigafactories producing cheaper and better performing batteries coming online, I think the future is very, very bright

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Hi Riskon, so MNS has 10 Directors you reckon. That suprises me, last time I did some research into this stock they didn't have that many, though I am obviously not as well researched as you on MNS and don't follow it anymore.

Can you put names to the 10 supposed Directors for me.

10 seems like a lot of Directors, perhaps a new Boardroom table is in order to make sure they all fit?

Thanks

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	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4
1		To. director renum.	No. of directors	Avg. director salary
2	Magnis	1,440,281	10	144,028
3	Volt	1,169,153	7	167,022
4	Walkabout	1,208,063	4	302,016
5	Kibaran	2,921,456	6	486,909

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