PGG Wrightson boss avoids doing dumb things
PGG Wrightson isn't looking for acquisitions.
PGG Wrightson chief executive Mark Dewdney says one of the keys to getting his company through the last couple of tough seasons has been not doing dumb things.
The rural services company reported a slight dip in net profit for the six months ended December to $16 million from
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Jenny Ruth
Wed, 22 Feb 2017
Wed, 22 Feb 2017
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PGG Wrightson boss avoids doing dumb things
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