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BIH Results delayed
I’m a little slow with this one (you can blame the titanic hangover and exhaustion post-Maribor), and if you’re already aware then I can only apologise.
BIH have released an announcement today that the board meeting and financial results are to be delayed for a month. I understand that this may get the conspiracy theorists up and running but it’s not actually that unusual; they certainly delayed them last year by a fortnight as well. It’s a case of ensuring that everything is correct when it’s released which means everything has to be audited properly and thus delays can occur – especially when things like typhoons shut down Hong Kong for the day!
When the results are finally announced, I’ll have the details up on here.
Tags: BIH, Carson Yeung, China, HK
8 Responses to “BIH Results delayed”
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any news on loans
Thats going to get all the doom and gloomers going. Look forward to seeing how the finaces are.
Someone is bound to suggest, that Hong Kong has spent all the money,!!. [ chuckle ].
Sorry mate, but this is a naive comment.
It’s a big issue when such a delay occurs and suggests the auditors/directors are not convinced about the quality of the information on front of them or the decisions they must take.
Not a conspriacy, just a reality.
I repeat, I’m not concerned by this initial delay. If it drags out, then yes – there may well be cause for concern – but right now? No.
It means incompetent management unable to meet such
unimportant deadline or auditors ready to qualify the accounts before signing off
Does this make sense to anyone else?Or were you trying to take a cheap shot but your message got a bit muddled? Try again when sober please!
I’m sure almajir has got it right again. It’s too early to come to any conclusions at this stage, and we should be patient before misconstruing the situation.