Pyne Gould turns to annual loss on Wilaci payment
It is still owed $17.7 million from its sale of Perpetual Trust to Complectus.
Investment company Pyne Gould Corporation turned to an annual loss after recognising a liability of GBP20.54 million for a Supreme Court-ordered payout to an Australian creditor, but gave no indication it would actually hand over the money.
The NZX-listed, Guernsey-registered company, controlled
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Tim Hunter and Sophie Boot
Wed, 30 Aug 2017
Wed, 30 Aug 2017
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Pyne Gould turns to annual loss on Wilaci payment
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