If the Chairman of a listed company seeks to suppress the share...

If the Chairman of a listed company seeks to suppress the share price to change the share register or to create a window of opportunity for self or related party interests then they had better pray very hard that no-one finds out.

Personally I do not think there is an active intent to do this however @JCoure made another good point in regards to current personnel having a decremental impact on the share price. Someone with a head for numbers might want to put some values on that one. I have always held the view that the share price on an "as is" basis should be closer to 30 cents than 15 cents and I came to that view nigh on 12 months ago and not much has changed since then other than a couple of non-binding generic MoU's and an offer on some land at the back of Camperdown.