What Will Happen To Lucky Star With All Its Accounting Issues?

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Oceana's CEO, Imraan Soomra, has resigned as the company struggles with accounting problems. Oceana, which owns canned fish brand Lucky Star, along with other fish production and cold storage assets, has delayed the release of its results for the year to end-September several times, and the JSE has warned that the company's listing could be suspended or removed if it fails to submit its annual report by 28 February.
15 Feb 2022 11AM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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