The JSE should consider suspending Tongaat Hulett’s shares, since the sugar producer has admitted itself that its past financial results cannot be relied upon to determine its value.

There are valid arguments for and against suspending shares in these cases. Those who say a share should continue trading freely argue that those who want to exit can do so, while those who want to speculate on the stock are free to take a punt...

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