Rural services company Elders may be forced to sell assets after its struggling Australian parent slashed its earnings forecasts due to low prices for farm supplies and subdued real estate activity.Adelaide-based Elders Limited last year advanced $63.6 mi
Duncan Bridgeman Tue, 22 Jun 2010
Rural services company Elders may be forced to sell assets after its struggling Australian parent slashed its earnings forecasts due to low prices for farm supplies and subdued real estate activity.
Adelaide-based Elders Limited last year advanced $63.6 million to 50% New Zealand subsidiary Elders
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