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Large Westland shareholder cites moral reasons for non-vote on takeover

But Southern Pastures says the offer is fair.

Andrew Bevin Thu, 20 Jun 2019

Southern Pastures, the largest Westland Milk Products shareholder, has decided to not vote on a takeover offer by China’s Yili so as to give more power to West Coast suppliers whose livelihoods would be affected by the deal.

It holds a 5.5% stake in the cooperative.

Yili made an offer to

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Andrew Bevin Thu, 20 Jun 2019
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