Even as an employer, I honestly don't see the relevance of an MBA in a company, unless you want to work in academia.

I'd much prefer real solid experience and achievements.

Another fun fact: Academia also looking for people with industry experience.  Just a piece of paper won't cut it.
What's your current job/business?

100% confirm you don't need an MBA to run a printing plant.

It's totally irrelevant, IMHO.

Unker i am another unker here too but completed my Master of Science... just not an MBA...
if MBA provide a path for your to progress further then by all means. many MNC co (industry are irrelevant because ultimately its business)  when you move to management then having MBA is good. if your interested is very technical then its Msc not MBA.
Otherwise if its by your own initiative to expand your knowledge then you can continue or drop as and when you feel like it.

Congratz on your achievement!

Luckily you didn't listen to ipohmali's advice, where many ppl have already told him off many times in some other sections in LYN.

congratz ya.... feeling great right passing it especially u doing it part time...

How is your business now?

Cheer, failing an MBA doesn't mean you are a loser or something, it just meant you are not good at it which you are probably better at somewhere else.
In my point of view, being a certified PMP or PRINCE2 is probably more practical than having an MBA.
However, it largely depends on the company and industry too.

Ts out of curiosity, would you mind elaborating a but why you had so much trouble/keep getting rejected for your thesis? Was it the subject matter?