RE:RE:RE:RE:CFO I agree fully with point #1 - clearly he (and both Pathe quite frankly) are essentially leaving on high points (relatively speaking). It's quite unusual they managed to convince bond holder to take a 50% hair cut without dilution and that they manegednto keep sherritt afloat during the Trump / Covid / Ambatovy exit era....
Contrarian333 wrote: Well I have a couple of thoughts. 1. Andrew is a highly competent executive whose reputation would have only grown with his efforts with respect to the rather unprecedented and successful balance sheet initiative and various innovative schemes to wrest cash from the Cubans on the overdue receivables, etc. Therefore he has likely become a highly sought after executive and subject to poaching. 2. Or perhaps Andrew had his eye on the CEO job but has been told that he wouldn't be considered for that position and reacted by leaving to an offer that had been outstanding for some time. Coincidently the executive chairman of Torex is my next door neighbour but I can't ask him anything over the fence because he has been locked down in the Atlantic bubble since early summer. I'm actually hoping for some share price weakness around this in order that I could consider reestablishing my trading position which I sold once again, just the other day.