RE: Large Waste DumpToday 11:35
I know I keep shouting it, but to have any hope of a turn around, jlp needs new and experienced leadership. Surely even the strongest supporterw must now agree the performance of the CEO is not good enough? Perhaps he is technically very good, but as a CEO? Communication has been shocking, nothing is ever when it is promised and I can't remember the last time they were anywhere near a target (which given how low they were, we all thought he was being more realistic at last, but sadly not). There are serious questions over the judgement/ agreements in regards to chrome and pgms that instead of being a success and profitable in the upturn, were in fact loss making and forced jlp to sell the lot. This is the responsibility of the CEO.
Everyday I read many comments on here that don't make any difference. The way we can make a difference is together trying to bring about much needed change. Id hope new leadership can steady the ship, restore confidence, communicate effectively, timely and accurately while leading and motivating the jlp team. I am particularly curious of got real, sies and others on here's view. Surely we must join forces, even try to harness institutions, to try and bring change that is in all our long term interests as shareholders? It cannot carry on any longer as is.