The share price of EOH Holdings Ltd. (EOH), a company listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange and Africa's largest technology service provider, decreased by over 30 per cent in December 2017 following allegations of fraud in relation to a corporate action within the group. Despite strong denials by the then-group chief executive officer (CEO), Zunaid Mayet, EOH's market value continued to plummet, from a peak of 22 billion South African rand to 4 billion. In September 2018, Mayet was replaced as group CEO by Stephen van Coller, a former banker and telecommunications executive, who recruited a new executive team, replaced the board, and contracted out an unfettered internal corruption investigation. By June 2020, van Coller was wondering whether he and his management team had done enough to prove to the market that EOH was an organization once again worthy of trust and investment. Had they taken sufficient steps to restore EOH's reputation? Had they earned the right to push the board to approve the next phase of EOH's turnaround? Amy Moore is affiliated with University of Pretoria. Morris Mthombeni is affiliated with University of Pretoria. Michael Ward is affiliated with University of Pretoria.

【書誌情報】

ページ数：25ページ

サイズ：A4

商品番号：HBSP-W25094

発行日：2021/10/25

登録日：2022/5/16