Storms, earthquakes and Pike River cost KiwiRail $43m in earnings
The goal of financial "sustainability" was a rider on a $750 million, three-year government investment in 2010.
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KiwiRail will miss its lofty goal of breaking even by 2020, the state-owned enterprise’s own financial forecasts show.
However, chief executive Jim Quinn remains hopeful of an earlier profit and its accounts show if it had not been battered by storms, earthquakes and other events outside its
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David Williams
Fri, 30 Aug 2013
Fri, 30 Aug 2013
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Storms, earthquakes and Pike River cost KiwiRail $43m in earnings
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