DGL - DGL Group

[winner69]

Good ole Simon ….even made the Board come out later to ‘clarify’ things ..might have told porkies to them

Hadn’t actually apologised ….couldn’t get hold of Nadia ….so they got him to courier the apology

OMG what a shambles …hopeless response from Board

But then unless Simon sacks himself he stays

Mud sticks they say

[Balance]

Good ole Simon ….even made the Board come out later to ‘clarify’ things

Hadn’t actually apologised ….couldn’t get hold of Nadia ….so they got him to courier the apology

OMG what a shambles …hopeless response from Board

But then unless Simon sacks himself he stays

Mud sticks they say

Reminds me of Eric Watson and how he operated.

[Raz]

Good ole Simon ….even made the Board come out later to ‘clarify’ things

Hadn’t actually apologised ….couldn’t get hold of Nadia ….so they got him to courier the apology

OMG what a shambles …hopeless response from Board

But then unless Simon sacks himself he stays

Mud sticks they say

Four long days tells me a lot concerning the Board. Given that time, I thought the Friday night PR process would be handled better. Sold down and taken what has been a great return todate. Still smallish parcel.. will buy in after the news cycle settles. Company going well yet like so many NZ business. .. governance one to watch...especially in a crisis.. something that can expect to happen from a operating/ chemical perspective at some point.

[winner69]

Reminds me of Eric Watson and how he operated.

Didn’t Eric end up in jail ….maybe Simon’s fate one day

[Raz]

Didn’t Eric end up in jail ….maybe Simon’s fate one day

Seriously Eric was on another level.. having crossed paths at different times with both.. very different...can't draw that conclusion.

[newbieinvestor]

Four long days tells me a lot concerning the Board. Given that time, I thought the Friday night PR process would be handled better. Sold down and taken what has been a great return todate. Still smallish parcel.. will buy in after the news cycle settles. Company going well yet like so many NZ business. .. governance one to watch...especially in a crisis.. something that can expect to happen from a operating/ chemical perspective at some point.

Milford Asset Management had sent a please explain letter to DGL board and CEO so the DGL board had to do something...

Wisely spoken...wait, watch and see for a bit...

[Balance]

The statement from the Board did not have a name to it (usually Chairperson) or contact details (usually PR person or firm).

Says a lot about how DGL operates as a company.

Imagine what is likely to happen if say, one of the dangerous chemicals they deal with spills into the harbour?

[Raz]

The statement from the Board did not have a name to it (usually Chairperson) or contact details (usually PR person or firm).

Says a lot about how DGL operates as a company.

Imagine what is likely to happen if say, one of the dangerous chemicals they deal with spills into the harbour?

It's actually not uncommon when you want to shut it down.

There are defined processes with tight regulatory audits from an operating perspective which is detailed, if you care to look.

We can imagine all day long....for what purpose one would ask.

[Ronnie]

The statement from the Board did not have a name to it (usually Chairperson) or contact details (usually PR person or firm).

Says a lot about how DGL operates as a company.

Imagine what is likely to happen if say, one of the dangerous chemicals they deal with spills into the harbour?

I really don't think that is comparing apples with apples.

Shooting off at the mouth isn't the same as a dangerous chemical spill.

[Balance]

I really don't think that is comparing apples with apples.

Shooting off at the mouth isn't the same as a dangerous chemical spill.

BoD behaving like possums caught in the middle of the road ….