EOH CEO Stephen van Coller talks to Business Day TV about how he plans to lead the group’s turnaround strategy
03 December 2020 - 07:18
byBusiness Day TV
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EOH’s turnaround plan is bearing fruit. The technology group has narrowed its annual loss by 72% and reduced its gross debt by 20%.
But the company is not out of the woods yet, and faces uncertainty around historical taxes linked to fraudulent transactions and is still engaged with lenders on finalising a long-term capital structure.
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EOH CEO Stephen van Coller talks to Business Day TV about how he plans to lead the group’s turnaround strategy
EOH’s turnaround plan is bearing fruit. The technology group has narrowed its annual loss by 72% and reduced its gross debt by 20%.
But the company is not out of the woods yet, and faces uncertainty around historical taxes linked to fraudulent transactions and is still engaged with lenders on finalising a long-term capital structure.
Business Day TV spoke to EOH CEO Stephen van Coller for more detail.
EOH CEO Stephen van Coller talks to Business Day TV about how he plans to lead the group’s turnaround strategy
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