May be the share price will rise now?! I noticed he resigned 29/12. Why wait until after hours today before making this information public? Apparently he's retired to the Channel Islands (tax reasons, no doubt - or do you think he was born and bred there?), but will still be working closely with the group, advising the board!!!! What for? Can't they underperform enough on their own? What remueration will he be getting in this new advisory capacity? I wonder if it'll include share options? What about out-of-pocket expenses? As a DUC share holder (thereby, part owner of this company), may I suggest to the board that "we" pay David's first class ticket to the Channel Isles, possibly via Hong Kong, Thailand, Australia, Los Angeles and New York, providing it's one-way! But I have every confidence the board can think of a more expensive route.
Doesn't David Tabizel owe shareholders an explanation for his sudden departure? Is the heat getting to him? or maybe he has other get-rich-quick plans, although I must say, they (the get-rich-quick plans) would be exceptional if they were more efficient than the DUC model.
regards
One fed-up DUC investor