Monday, October 01, 2018 9:34:17 AM
Absolutely not! If a company is a controlled subsidiary (greater than 20% owned by mCig), their statements are consolidated with mCig's. All executive compensation has to be revealed on mCig's financials. If they are not a controlled subsidiary, why should we care. Whatever they pay doesn't affect mCig's bottom line until and unless they are profitable. Executive compensation for those companies and individuals with greater than 5% ownership would appear on the financials for those non-controlled companies.
Why should mCig shareholders care, for example, if Paul or any other mCig exec had a position on the Board of GW Pharmaceuticals and got compensated by GW. It wouldn't affect mCig shareholders unless he were able to use his position to steer contracts to mCig.
Les
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