No timeframe given for Moa's profitability
Moa unveils its new marketing campaign, attracts criticism of sexism. With special feature audio.
The Moa Group [NZX: MOA] board has stressed the company is on track to becoming profitable but won't give a timeframe.
Chairman Ashley Waugh told Friday’s packed shareholders meeting – held at the company’s Grey Lynn headquarters – there was “still a way to go to break even” but the board expects
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Mon, 01 Aug 2016
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No timeframe given for Moa's profitability
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