Compac poised for more offshore growth after cash injection from new owner
Norwegian owner Tomra invests more into local fruit-sorting company.
“Get over it”.
That’s the succinct comment from Compac chief executive Mike Riley to New Zealand critics of overseas buyers of local companies.
The Auckland-based fruit sorting company founded in 1984 by Rich Lister Hamish Kennedy was sold last year to Norwegian recycling and mining sorting
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Fiona Rotherham
Thu, 03 Aug 2017
Thu, 03 Aug 2017
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Compac poised for more offshore growth after cash injection from new owner
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