Apart from the paper wealth locked up in shareholdings, they've...

Apart from the paper wealth locked up in shareholdings, they've lost opportunity, reputation and future prospects as their track record is below par. They are also likely in a position where they will find it more difficult to realise value from the tenements the company holds.and when raising capital in the future will suffer significant dilution which will rapidly decrease their level of ownership & control over the company and likely eventually lose them their positions on the Board and the associated directors fees. And who would invest with them in another IPO? Their losses are significant