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Though I would wish this uncertainty to be over, I kind of agree.

There's no smoke without fire and no matter what was going on at SGH it can't have been sustainable to run an efficient and profitable business.

Right now, I'm not sure the recently-appointed business advisers and auditors have had long enough to properly assess the situation at SGH, let alone make the changes that are obviously needed and monitor the results.

Not that I see this as a bad thing - quite the opposite - long overdue I reckon.

Because once SGH is back on track, who knows what the future holds for it.

SP, if it drops, will only be temporary.

Exciting times, I'd say.

And a lot of fun.