Tegel tries to accentuate positives in shock profit downgrade
Tegel exports not going well, raw exports delayed
Profit downgrades are always painful for listed companies, especially those which have recently floated.
But Tegel did its best to avoid that, saying that was what it was doing when it released its first-half results on Thursday, both in its press release and on its conference call with analysts
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Jenny Ruth
Fri, 16 Dec 2016
Fri, 16 Dec 2016
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Tegel tries to accentuate positives in shock profit downgrade
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