Tegel is promising it is on track to meet its prospectus forecasts.
Jenny Ruth Thu, 20 Oct 2016
Tegel says the chicken glut which has pushed poultry prices to a nine-year low should be over by summer.
The glut, highlighted in briefings for rival chicken processor Inghams’ upcoming float, has led to Tegel shares plunging from $1.80 in August to as low as $1.44, well below the $1.55 issue
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