CEO Michael Walshe exercises the majority of his current performance rights and doubled his owned share count to 23 million
IMO, not inherently a good or bad thing, but he is certainly incentivized to see Metallium succeed. His last big dump/acquisition of shares was back in august 25' where he sold 8 million shares and simultaneously obtained 18 million due to performance rights.
His current share count is now 23 million (10 million existing and 13 million from recently exercised performance rights). I'll be watching what he does with these shares closely, from here on out. I understand being too concentrated in your own company's performance is risky, but that's also what gives leadership incentives to push forward. It seems like he is truly motivated to make FJH be a new step in the metal/mining processing space but ultimately, I cannot read his mind, only observe his actions.