Trustpower’s full-year earnings guidance looks ultra conservative
Retail operating earnings more than double.
Trustpower’s current guidance for its full-year results is looking conservative after the company reported an 82% hike in first-half net profit.
The guidance implies its second-half results will be considerably weaker than its first half and also compared with last year’s second-half.
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 06 Nov 2017
Mon, 06 Nov 2017
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Trustpower’s full-year earnings guidance looks ultra conservative
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