mukiha wrote:....any way; there is still the small matter of the one billion shilling NEGATIVE reserve sitting in the balance sheet...
If the term loans and debentures are converted into ordinary shares, there might be hope for this company...that's the financing side of the equation...
On the business front, I hope the management will do some cleaning up of the company's image. Most the branches have started looking dingy and in that shape they cannot compete with Tuskys and Nakumatt.
Thus I am happy to see that the receivers have put into gear their exit plans...then the company can revert back to some business minded directors....hopefully.
So; where did this Ciano guy come from? And how does he pronounce his name - "Chiano" or "Siano"?
These sentiments still hold 13 months later....
The stores are still dirty and clattered... broken shelves, check-out conveyors not working, POS that cannot do multiplications and so on...
And now a financial statement that has no comparison figures... I read that PBT had gone up 40% and wondered how 169m going to 162m can be called an increase!
I think it was a mistake to retain Ciano after lifting of the receivership. They could have picked a guy like Ramamurthy [formerly at Nakumatt]
Bad show!
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