RestructuringSome sensible moves here but it suggests that the upcoming results are going to be very ugly. They are clearly having to cut deep into the cost base to stem the losses. Moving forward the loss of the Kiju contribution is going not going to help. Still very tough to see this getting to a sustainable acceptable EBITDA margin given its size and the low gross margin. Also, repeated restructurings of this nature in a small business are going to be tough on morale - there is a clear danger that they will continue to haemorrhage their best people. Chewing through multiple CFOs (are we now on number 4 or 5?) in a short space of time is never a good sign. Now the COO is also going. I'm not sure why the CEO hasn't taken the fall for the many bad decisions that have led to this situation - surely he is ultimately responsible? I would certainly wait on the sidelines through the next two sets of results.