Mr Phua did actually give BPG a loan not so long ago. I doubt...

Mr Phua did actually give BPG a loan not so long ago. I doubt that he could afford to have it go belly up so if they were desperately needed he would likely provide them I would think.

You need to remember that he still has the ATO to worry about, probably amongst several other things. I suspect he would be juggling any funds he does get between whoever he needs to pay first.

Mr Phua and BPG are the same thing in my view, if one falls over so does the other. So long as the funds get spent on fire fighting efforts on either front us shareholders derive a benefit in the sense that BPG can keep going.