Looks like a perfect storm for Ci1
We know historically Ci1 Hong Kong - bankruptcy / debt management etc operations became relevant over the course when the markets were crashing, can they repeat and capitalise in today’s and tomorrows markets given how the markets are on the decline ? I think yes but first they need an expert in this field with high credentials and talent to capitalise on the coming markets.
They’ll need heavy financial support in order to rise above the rest others wise they’ll be limiting them selves, hence why they need to be back on the ASX asap.. The Chair / board NEED to undertake a CEO for Ci1 given that not one of the board members have any expertise in this field and whilst it looks like they’re running the company I would say Ci1 won’t be able to hit its OPTIMAL BEST.
ChapterTwo…..whilst small but solid company (subsidiary) the pieces of the puzzle seemed to have matched exceptionally well so much so that in order for growth ChapterTwo needs further heavy financial backing to make them relevant hence needing Ci1 to be re listed on the ASX.
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