The interim chief executive of P2P Transport, which leases out 2650 vehicles to taxi companies and Uber drivers, says a horror stretch which wiped $120 million from the group's market value is over.
Greg Webb, brought in as a fix-it person in April for the company which listed on the ASX in late 2017 in a float with an issue price of $1.32, said the group's problems were all ''fixable'' and he is methodically working on them.
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