Under The Radar, page-200

The share price is independent of the CEO/MD & the Board- you do realise there are other factors at play? The whole sector as pointed out by others as well is on the nose.

Mick Finnegan is a fantastic operator (very highly regarded within industry- make enquiries rather than basing judgement on the MAH share price) & if you actually care to look at who is on the Board & what they've done previously & the skill-set they bring you might reconsider. Or not.

They've won a lot of contracts, have used a lot of capital getting them progressed & the pipeline of opportunity is still large. It's a cyclical company in a cyclical industry & if that's kept in mind, there's scope to do well with it. If you choose to ignore that then I could understand why someone would consider it a "sell". It must be hard to be invested in a company when you have such a poor perception of its executive. I can't, I sell if that's the case.

Disclosure:-I have owned it many a time & sold it. I'll be an owner again when the time is right.