Tegel chickens out of earnings forecast as rival spreads wings
Tegel rejects suggestion Inghams' competitiveness was entirely predictable
After failing to meet its prospectus forecast and with the share price continuing to languish below the float price, Tegel Group wouldn’t provide a forecast for this year’s earnings, other than to say it expects higher underlying operating earnings.
At the annual shareholders meeting, chairman
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 07 Sep 2017
Thu, 07 Sep 2017
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Tegel chickens out of earnings forecast as rival spreads wings
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