I should have done the same, but didn't until after the annual report in Oct.
I finally pulled out of this stock the instant I noticed the situation with the deferred tax asset in the 2021 balance sheet. Coupled with the fact that they were still trading at a loss, with no immediate prospect of a turnaround... well let's just say I was very surprised that the auditor signed off on it. I felt lucky to actually get anything back at all.
I just had a look at their half year report and noticed that they have now de-recognised the deferred tax asset and admit to having negative equity.
How a company makes it back from this position I have no idea. It will be interesting to see, but I'm watching from the sidelines now. This stock rates as my hardest investment lesson learned so far.
CLH Price at posting:
10.5¢ Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held