If the $4.5m of deferred liquidations' had gone through, after tax the PAT would have been up 5% despite the higher employment costs & finance charges.
As stated in the presentation the split in liquidations H1 / H2 is within the consistent historical range so not as huge a task as the headline numbers first suggest.
My question would be is the retirement of the COO linked to the failure to meet expected liquidations?
They refer to new strategies & testing new ones perhaps the old COO was unwilling to adapt or just didn't have the heart to continue in the face of a new challenge?
Ann: 1H19 Media Release, page-20
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