Going to zero, page-5

From the website.

"As leaders in environmental approvals for development and major infrastructure projects, our specialty is helping clients find, secure and manage biodiversity offsets that are approved and avoid costly delays. Our capability is built on real experience. As managers of the EIS for stage 1 of Australia’s most ambitious aquaculture development, the USD1.5 billion Project Sea Dragon has established us as a leading provider of environmental approval advisory services."

And not much since the last annual report, also on website.

Based on its own disclosure they are operating at a loss so whether the loss is bigger or smaller than SFG is the only question remaining.