It will be interesting to see how the company will play out the option scenario
To my mind (and I declare a vested interest) there is a moral obligation that sits on the board to re-issue new options to the option holders - I base this comment on the fact that the Priority options and the Director options where approved at the same meeting and therefore begs the question why where there two different vesting dates
The upside for management if they decided to re-issue options if they are out of the money is they could pretty much guarantee the same treatment for their options should they not be in the money
Only my thoughts
Clyde
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