Wongfeihung mentioned the relevance of two other delisted companies - CIH and SCE.
I have had a brief look at ASX archives.
1.
China Construction Holdings (CIH)
Two suspensions in 2000 for failing to lodge a preliminary final report and a subsequent quarterly.
The death sentence for shareholders was suspension by ASX on 5th March 2001 "pending a response from the company to an ASX quary concerning the company's [half yearly report]." I suppose that the response was either not forthcoming or was not satisfactory.
2.
Sino Consolidated Enterprises (SCE)
This company seems to be no longer part of the Sino stable, but is now listed under the name of Australia China Holdings (AAK).
For connoisseurs of GCN, there is an announcement on 25th November 2011 that AAK is moving into the growing of roses in Inner Mongolia.
I can't vouch for the fact that management of either of these companies is relevant to GCN's present predicament. Perhaps Wongfeihung can expand on this point.
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