RE: ceg, and goodbye2 Nov 2021 08:06
I do not know if its been posted already but from Malcy's Blog - The comments from Eytan Uliel above speak volumes about the 18 months the company has had and where it goes from here. Historically speaking, the fact that the Bahamas well didn’t come in had a more than proportional effect and there is no doubt that the new management did not have the time or the money to dilute its effects.
Under those circumstances the new team have been working hard to catch up in all these areas and the resume from the CEO assesses that well with a good sprinkling of honesty. There is no doubt that they have the makings of portfolio and he has a good record of financing companies, on this basis and with the caveats he mentioned in forefront of shareholders minds, I think that if it were me I would give him the benefit of the doubt.