DGL shares slump as ASX trading resumes
Investors are concerned about impairments and cash reserves, and have previously voted against the company's remuneration report.
DGL has grown through rapid acquisition, but this has created integration challenges.
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Shares in Simon Henry’s DGL Group fell by almost 24% on the ASX today as the stock was relisted after a suspension of more than six months.
Around one hour after the market opened, DGL shares were at A40 cents (48 cents), down A13 cents from their last close in October before trading was
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