Cracking Mayne Report update - and time to get on board
January 14, 2009
Dear Mayne Report Free Triallers,
Firstly, thank you for signing up for a trial subscription to The Mayne Report. We hope you've enjoyed our musings on corporate governance and shareholder activism.
We're reverting to a less frequent publication model in 2009 with the idea being to produce one strong email edition each week and then special updates when events - such as AGMs or board tilts - warrant it.
Whilst we have opened up the archive to all 175 editions from 2008, this will be your last free full edition - and it's choc full of interesting stories involving Babcock & Brown, Allco, Rio Tinto, OZ Minerals, Westfield, ANZ, Macquarie, Madoff and, of course, Manningham Council.
Click here to read the full edition and then why not take up our $99 subscription offer to ensure you don't miss next week's edition and support our broader cause to help create a greater culture of shareholder pressure in Australia.
The February interim results season will be a cracker with write-downs galore and then the April-May AGMs of companies like Rio Tinto, Babcock & Brown and Oz Minerals will not to be missed.
Your support would be much appreciated at this time as the enormous wealth destruction of recent months means we need maximum shareholder pressure and accountability in Australia more than ever before.
Do ya best, Stephen Mayne
Firstly, thank you for signing up for a trial subscription to The Mayne Report. We hope you've enjoyed our musings on corporate governance and shareholder activism.
We're reverting to a less frequent publication model in 2009 with the idea being to produce one strong email edition each week and then special updates when events - such as AGMs or board tilts - warrant it.
Whilst we have opened up the archive to all 175 editions from 2008, this will be your last free full edition - and it's choc full of interesting stories involving Babcock & Brown, Allco, Rio Tinto, OZ Minerals, Westfield, ANZ, Macquarie, Madoff and, of course, Manningham Council.
Click here to read the full edition and then why not take up our $99 subscription offer to ensure you don't miss next week's edition and support our broader cause to help create a greater culture of shareholder pressure in Australia.
The February interim results season will be a cracker with write-downs galore and then the April-May AGMs of companies like Rio Tinto, Babcock & Brown and Oz Minerals will not to be missed.
Your support would be much appreciated at this time as the enormous wealth destruction of recent months means we need maximum shareholder pressure and accountability in Australia more than ever before.
Do ya best, Stephen Mayne