Can Metro Performance Glass pull off its promises?
Ambitious targets show the company hasn't lost its sparkle.
There were high hopes when Metro Performance Glass listed in July 2014 – how could New Zealand’s largest glass maker not do well in the midst of a building boom?
The company’s shares were sold at $1.70 in the initial public offer, and are sitting at $1.38 today, down from a record $2.24 in
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Mon, 10 Jul 2017
Mon, 10 Jul 2017
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Can Metro Performance Glass pull off its promises?
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