Main takeaway: Horticulture has rebounded from Cyclone Gabrielle, while Scales hopes a pet food inventory rebalancing would be completed by the later half of FY24.
Scales Corporation leant on its broad portfolio to support its 2023 financial year, but it wasn’t enough to halt key financials from sliding.
The diversified agribusiness headquartered in Christchurch – which operates across logistics, horticulture, and protein – has reported its annual
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Main takeaway: Horticulture has rebounded from Cyclone Gabrielle, while Scales hopes a pet food inventory rebalancing would be completed by the later half of FY24.
