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Q&A QUESTIONS
Can you explain what caused the forfeiture of 144,496 of the 185,780 $0.40 stock options issued on February 21, 2020 (140,827 forfeited in Q1 and 3,669 in Q2?
In the presentation it was mentioned that some of the cost increase was partially due to increasing the hiring & technological expansion. Does that mean that soem
cost/ton of distribution will decrease over time? If so, how substantially can those costs decline on that front? Also approxamately how much of the YoY cost increase was
due to higher oil prices?
After giving effect to the $887,000 non-cash charge booked in Q2, what is the remaining unamortized fair-value-at-the-date-of-the-initial-grant for the 3,900,807
outstanding stock options?
If no further stock options are issued in Q3 and Q4, what is the total non-cash amortization charge for this fair value balance that is scheduled to be charged in Q3 and Q4,
based on your amortization spreadsheets?
Does the company considers acquiring other companies or mines containing fertilizers such as "pó de rocha" or phosphate rock, which might be aligned to Verde's
strategy?
If none of the 750,000 $1.22 stock options issued on March 5 2021 had vested by the end of Q2 as disclosed in Note 10, why did the Company book the total Fair Value
associated with this option in Q2?
If part of the Fair Value at the date of the initial grant of the 750,000 $1.22 stock options issued on March 5 2021 was amortized as a non cash expense in Q2, why was not
part of this amortized in Q1?
Given that the 750,000 $1.22 stock options issued on March 5 2021 formally vest on July 1, 2021, how much of Fair Value at the date of the initial grant of this option will be
charged to Q3 2021?
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