Vinyl Group Ltd (ASX:VNL) Announces Legal Proceedings Update
Legal Proceedings Details
Vinyl Group Ltd has been served with legal proceedings in the Supreme Court of New South Wales by entities associated with the Sellers of The Brag Media business and a former employee, Luke Girgis. The plaintiffs seek a $2 million performance payment linked to the business acquisition and compensation for lost remuneration and bonus opportunities.
Company Response
Vinyl Group strongly refutes the claims, stating that Mr Girgis was terminated for serious misconduct, including financial misconduct. The performance payment was contingent on meeting specific financial targets, which were not achieved by The Brag Media business despite operational improvements and cost reductions exceeding $750,000. The company believes no performance payment is due and intends to vigorously defend the claims, including lodging a crossclaim alleging breaches of the share sale agreement by the Sellers.
Operational and Financial Performance
The company successfully implemented operational improvements, reducing costs by over $750,000 and growing second half CY revenues in 2023 by 12%.
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