Skyline chairman mildly gratified by $1b market cap
Tourism group reports double digit growth in trading profit.
With South Island understatement, Skyline Enterprises chairman Mark Quickfall says the tourism company’s $1 billion market capitalisation – a milestone hit on June 29 – is “pleasing.”
Skyline’s closely held shares are traded on the Unlisted board and have gained 25% to $30 over the past year as
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Tim Hunter
Fri, 06 Jul 2018
Fri, 06 Jul 2018
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Skyline chairman mildly gratified by $1b market cap
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