They’re not free options, they’re part of a remuneration package and there are hurdles to be met, including the share price getting past the exercise price. Have these guys received too many options too easily in your opinion? Are they crooked?
There are 20.9m options and performance rights on issue vs. 864.4m ord. shares on issue. Does that seem excessive in your opinion? If all options vest and are exercised and all performance rights granted, they would be worth $5m at today’s share price. Is that too much?
Not sure why anyone continues to hold shares in a Management they don’t believe in any more. How not to invest your money - buy and hold crappy stocks you don’t believe in.
They’re not free options, they’re part of a remuneration package...
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| 2 | 72212 | $1.49 |
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