I agree the worst thing the company could do is pay a dividend. If that's the best use of funds then Cleary the company is not investing in growing the business.
If the company still has under performing and loss making stores this many years into the restructure them you really need to question management.
Can you explain how PG is going to go from negative 15% store numbers growth to positive net growth?
Sure a network of 850 stores is great. But if it keeps dropping by 10% to 15% a year which it has. Then that's not good and my point being. They couldn't open a store in goods times, how do people expect them to open them in challenging times?
I agree the worst thing the company could do is pay a dividend....
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