E&P Financial Group seeks to delistBY KARREN VERGARA | TUESDAY, 24 SEP 2024 12:34PMThe board of E&P Financial Group (EP1) is moving to delist from the ASX, claiming the company is materially undervalued thanks to the barrage of regulatory proceedings and class action litigation it faced in recent years. Related News |
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