RE: "How to screw up a perfectly good business"18 Apr 2025 11:09
“In the meantime, the board and CEO have constantly talked up the business and suggested that they were on a clear path to recovery.”
Despite repeated public assurances that the company was on the mend, Mr Straughen said it was “patently obvious” that no real recovery had taken place – and he criticised the board’s treatment of shareholders.
“This lack of transparency caused what was an outstanding company to be in this horrendous situation, plus didn’t allow the shareholders the opportunity to make informed decisions,” he added.
“Needless to say none of the board or executive have resigned and no doubt they will be claiming it was someone else’s fault and nothing to do with them.”