No CEO dispute, says SkyCity
Capital raising ‘an option' if hotel sale unsuccessful, analysts told.
SkyCity [NZX: SKC] chairman Chris Moller has soothed investor concerns after the surprise resignation of chief executive Nigel Morrison last Thursday, saying the departure did not follow any dispute between the CEO and the board.
In a conference call for analysts on Monday, from which media were
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 12 Apr 2016
Tue, 12 Apr 2016
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No CEO dispute, says SkyCity
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