RE:Annual meetingAkita has always been a well managed company that is why I made my first investment in it during the financial crisis. Yes 15 years ago. My only saving grace was buying piles of shares for $0.30 during Covid to get my cost average down to about break even today. Even if they do marginally better in the 2nd half, as they likely will, it won't make much difference in the stock price. Maybe it'll get us to $1.70 range. Akita is just too small and in an industry nobody cares about anymore. The best way to improve shareholder returns is a merger with a like minded company. I wouldn't be happy to see either Ensign or Precision Drilling get Akita, but there are others. What really is a suprising is how few deals have been done in the service industry in Canada. You'd think that there would have been a major consolidation of companies after the hell of the last 8 years.