As a shareholder and longtime contributor to FreePBX, a critical project under Sangoma Technologies (T.STC, SANG), I’m deeply concerned about recent actions that impact the company's direction and transparency with investors.
After raising questions in the community forum about why Sangoma appears to be neglecting FreePBX’s development, employee welfare, and overall shareholder value, I was banned from participating until January 1st. This retaliation against shareholders who ask legitimate questions is concerning and potentially breaches both U.S. and Canadian regulatory standards.
FreePBX was once a flagship open-source telecom solution, central to Sangoma’s portfolio, yet it seems to be slipping into decline. Despite the lack of profits beyond the executive level and an unclear growth strategy, the company is actively silencing those who seek clarity. Investors should be asking why. Why would management neglect such a strategic asset? Why respond to shareholder concerns with bans rather than transparency?
For current and prospective shareholders of T.STC and SANG, it’s crucial to demand answers and accountability. Ask management to clarify their commitment to FreePBX, explain the current allocation of resources, and justify their shareholder relations practices. If Sangoma’s approach remains unchanged, it may be time to consider filing complaints with regulatory agencies in Canada and the U.S. to ensure they uphold their responsibilities to shareholders.
Transparency is fundamental to shareholder trust. Let's make sure Sangoma knows we’re paying attention.