Group has been pursuing a number of former executives through civil proceedings.

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‘We are in the process of fulfilling conditions precedent, and hope that the transaction will follow its timetable and complete in early December’: CEO Tiffany Dunsdon.

Will still keep its listing on the JSE, with its issued share capital to remain unaffected.

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Punishing the group severely now for mistakes made in a different era, under a different management team, won’t serve the cause of justice.

The potential sanctions come despite determined moves by EOH and its CEO to clean up the rot left by the previous management team.

Stephen van Coller – uitvoerende hoof, EOH

'And holding those responsible for the governance failings that took place accountable'.

It is also pursuing several other former executives.

Gave the city forewarning that it would not seek to have the contract extended again without a full new tender being issued.

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