What if SDL did a consolidation say 1 share for every 50 out there? That would reduce the number of shares to an FMGlike 400M would it be an effective strategy?
The directors don't seem to be too concerned over share price (remember Talbot got in at 40c) but seem more focused on working towards an end result which, as a long term investor, is what I'd rather see.
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