‘You won’t die wondering’ says Fonterra chairman
Co-op’s new leadership promises transparency as huge losses force rethink in China.
Tim Hunter
Thu, 13 Sep 2018
Fonterra’s costly investment in Chinese company Beingmate is looking increasingly surplus to requirements as the co-op announced a wide-ranging strategic review alongside its annual results.
Chairman John Monaghan declined to confirm a sale process for Fonterra’s 18.8% Beingmate stake but
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Tim Hunter
Thu, 13 Sep 2018
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