Q1. Well done for offering retail shareholders unlimited overs in the recent capital raising. Most companies impose unfair limits on overs when the policy should be to maximise opportunity and then scale back if necessary. Was this Bell Potter's idea?
Answer: The chair Timothy Jugmans let CEO Sam Budselik do all the talking and he was thankful for the comment and said unlimited overs was designed to maximise certainty for the company and represented the best interests of all shareholders. Watch video of exchange via Twitter.
Q2. Brownlow medallist and Brisbane Lions legend Lachie Neale has been a great brand ambassador for us. Did we pay him with cash or shares or how long is he contracted with us for? Is he resonating with customers?
Answer: The chair Timothy Jugmans let CEO Sam Budselik do all the talking and he said their timing was good with Lachie's success, who he said was certainly resonating with customers. A production company was also credited. Watch video of exchange via Twitter.
Q3. When was the external audit last tendered and when will it likely next be tendered?
Answer: They're tough operators at Cash Converters, given the nature of the business. They ran “an informal tender” 3 years back and crunched the Deloitte fee down. Presume was just like negotiating with a divorcee offloading a wedding ring. Watch video of exchange via Twitter.
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