Ann: Peak Asset Mandate, page-5

You might be correct however I suspect many holders (like me) view DW8 as a new company. Sure the ticker is the same, but it's a new team, new platform and new strategy. Dean has already hinted at board changes so what's left from the old Dawine? Perhaps the chairman, a China license and a wine depot in Shanghai.

As it currently stands DW8 is priced for failure. If Dean delivers on some of his initial goals I suspect we'll see a matetial appreciation in share price. Definetely a high risk play, but I'm prepared to back the new CEO and vision.