Tilt's independent directors tell shareholders to stand firm
Latest valuation from Grant Thornton says Tilt is wrong about how successful its prospects will be.
Calida Stuart-Menteath
Fri, 28 Sep 2018
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Tilt Renewables’ independent directors continue to tell shareholders to stand their ground and not accept an offer which they say undervalues the company.
Last month, two of Tilt’s major shareholders - infrastructure investment company Infratil and power company Mercury NZ – teamed up to
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Calida Stuart-Menteath
Fri, 28 Sep 2018
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