Sean Almer

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258 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 12 May

Sean Almer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Yeah, I mean, you call it a hot stock.
It really has been a market darling among retail investors in particular.
All that stuff that you talked about occurred in November last year.
So DroneShield develops hardware and AI-based systems for countering drone attacks.
People have loved it because of what's going on in Ukraine, basically.
Then in early November, it tumbled after then-CEO Oleg Vornik said he had sold $50 million worth of stocks.
He didn't say why.
At the time later on, he attributed it to covering a tax bill and renovating his home, which is a big tax bill and a big home renovation, I'd say.
Now, the corporate watchdog is taking a look.
Drain Shield's share price was down, as you mentioned, 11% yesterday.
It's a stock that's got a new CEO.
I'm sure it wants to put the past behind it, but ASIC ain't going to let it.
And I suppose that's the point, their insatiable appetite for energy.
And so governments are saying, well, if you want to take all the energy off the grid, you can't.
So why don't you create your own electricity generation and transmission?
And that's basically what this is all about.
The proposals would require data centres to fully offset, is the phrase, fully offset all of their power requirements using renewable energy, in addition to that already being used in the grid.
In an official communique, every state except Queensland agreed that data centres need to fully offset their electricity demand via investment in additional renewable energy and storage.
One thing it does really do is boost supply, hopefully, of renewable energy if these data centres go ahead.
I wonder.
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