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If they were acting in the interests of all shareholders as they are legally obliged to do then why not?

 

Is there a mechanism whereby the shareholders, other than the institutional shareholders, can meaningfully display their displeasure with the board's actions here?

Other than calling for a vote to replace them.

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Is there a mechanism whereby the shareholders, other than the institutional shareholders, can meaningfully display their displeasure with the board's actions here?

Other than calling for a vote to replace them.

 

Yes an AGM, but it won't make a blind bit of difference if over 50% of the shareholders are acting in concert.

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3% interest compared to 0% perhaps? I think that's in the shareholders best interest

 

£45k in interest over six months as opposed to the cost of paying off Graham Wallace, which option do you think's the cheapest and in the best interests of all shareholders?

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