Sealegs turns corner with annual profit after years of loss
The company had spread itself too thin for too long. With special feature audio.
Sealegs [NZX: SLG] founder David McKee Wright believes the company has turned the corner, after knuckling down with a more focused strategy.
The Auckland-based amphibious vehicle maker produced an annual net profit after tax of $507,576 in the year to March 31, from a loss of $2.4 million a year
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Mon, 30 May 2016
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Sealegs turns corner with annual profit after years of loss
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