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Chris Delaney, Goodman Fielder Chief Executive

Wilmar, First Pacific sweeten Goodman bid by AU$100m, won’t go higher without rival offer

Singapore-based Wilmar International and Hong Kong-listed investment firm First Pacific Co have sweetened their takeover bid for Australasian food ingredients maker Goodman Fielder [NZX:

Wed, 11 Jul 2018

Palmerston North gets the pies in Goodman Fielder rejig that will shutter two South Auckland factories

Deane said the new owners have invested $80m in the New Zealand business since 2015 and has another $150m of investment planned.

BusinessDesk

Thu, 08 Jun 2017

Goodman Fielder New Zealand and Australia managing director Peter Reidie

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Goodman Fielder execs depart as new owner moves in

New Zealand boss among six senior staff to go in restructure.

Tim Hunter

Wed, 27 May 2015

Chris Delaney, Goodman Fielder Chief Executive

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Asian bidders to take control of Goodman Fielder

The Goodman Fielder [NZX: GFF] board agreed at the weekend to a higher bid from Singapore commodities trader Wilmar International

Nevil Gibson

Mon, 19 May 2014

Chris Delaney, Goodman Fielder Chief Executive

Goodman Fielder shares halted to mull ‘potential change of control transaction’

UPDATED: Shares in Goodman Fielder [NZX:

Nevil Gibson

Thu, 15 May 2014

Chris Delaney, Goodman Fielder Chief Executive

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Bidder for Goodman Fielder says offer price is firm

One of the partners bidding for Goodman Fielder [NZX: GFF], Hong Kong-based investment firm First Pacific, says its offer is 'firm' but t

Nevil Gibson

Wed, 07 May 2014

Singapore Group makes play for Goodman Fielder

A foreign bid of A$117.3 million for up to 10% of Goodman Fielder at 60 cents a share could be the first step towards a takeover offer worth $1 billion or more, according to media reports.

NBR Contributor

Tue, 28 Feb 2012

Palm oil giant trumps Chinese to buy Chelsea sugar refinery

Singapore's large commodity trading company Wilmar International has trumped China's Bright Food Group and bought CSR's planned Sucrogen spin-off, which includes majority control of the Chelsea sugar refinery in Auckland.After months of negotiating with the Chinese company, CSR directors surprised the market yesterday with the announcement that it had accepted a $A1.75 billion bid from Wilmar.

Nevil Gibson

Tue, 06 Jul 2010

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