EC-Hold is expected to report a full-year headline loss per share at least 30% worse than that of its previous financial year.
In terms of JSE rules the company`s results for the year to end-June should have been published by the end of last month.
However, it has been embroiled in a wrangle with minority shareholders, resulting in the adjournment of a general meeting and an investigation being conducted by Deloitte & Touche.
The company says the investigation, together with delays in the restructuring of parent MGX Group, has resulted in the lateness of the publication of the results.
Warning that its headline loss per share will be substantially higher than for the previous year, EC-Hold says the results are expected to be published by the end of this month.
The JSE`s listings requirements define a substantial change as one that is greater than 30%.
The company`s results for the year to June 2002 showed a headline loss of 3.65c a share and an attributable loss of R16.28 million.
The EC-Hold share was untraded at 20c this morning.
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