DRYBLOWER

Soggy tears all round: Dryblower

SO FAR, all that Sons of Gwalia appears to have lost courtesy of its latest profit warning is a cool $130 million from its stock market value. <i>Dryblower</i> thinks the final loss could be much greater than that – and not just the dollar figure.

Dryblower

Credibility could turn out to be the major victim of the Soggies downgrade – that, and the fact that the unappealing nickname looks like sticking because Sons of Gwalia is taking a bath from outside observers,...

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