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Fonterra wants level playing field to stave off foreigners

No single entity will be able to own more than 5% of Fonterra under its new share-trading proposal.Part of the proposal released to Fonterra shareholders this week will restrict ownership of any single entity to 5% of the company in a move that would bloc

Liam Baldwin
Thu, 08 Apr 2010

No single entity will be able to own more than 5% of Fonterra under its new share-trading proposal.

Part of the proposal released to Fonterra shareholders this week will restrict ownership of any single entity to 5% of the company in a move that would block foreign investors from controlling the

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Liam Baldwin
Thu, 08 Apr 2010
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