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Craig Norgate - the man who brought PGG Wrightson together as a business - will no longer own a controlling stake and may lose his seat on the board after a $249 million capital injection plan is completed. New Zealand's largest rural supplier revealed details of its long-awaited capital raising… More
12:30PM Friday November 20, 2009
Agria will become the biggest shareholder of PGG Wrightson after the unprofitable rural services group raises… More
4:00AM Friday November 20, 2009
Federated Farmers has come full circle, suggesting yesterday a carbon-tax to fund research on science and technology… More
12:00PM Friday November 20, 2009
PGG Wrightson, the rural services company aiming to shed debt to woo a new cornerstone investor, plans to raise… More
11:30AM Thursday November 19, 2009
The New Zealand dollar eased lower after weaker-than-expected US housing data eroded investors' appetite for higher-yielding… More
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- Fonterra capital restructure approved
- Inghams warned over GM claims
- Summit spurns call for $59b food aid Video
- Brits steaming over NZ-made cheddar
- Producers' prices fall as dairy prices soar
- Kiwi dollar rises against weaker greenback
- Web trading points way for Fonterra
- Fonterra payout lift comes with warning
- Payout rise eases farmers' pressure
- Fonterra payout 'may go on debt servicing'
- $1b sales boost possible for Zespri
- Meat and beef funds slashed by $1.35m
- Fonterra hikes forecast payout
- Groser paints picture of our trade future
- Dairy surge pushes kiwi dollar above US72c
- Online dairy prices surge to 13 month high
- Cows found wandering loose on North Shore
- Big growth hopes could be dashed, says Treasury
- Dollar outlook: Kiwi may fall further amid rising risk aversion
- Telecom cries foul over rural levy changes
- Kiwi dollar tumbles as US confidence slides
- Emitters should pay for emissions - survey
- Kiwi growers get the pip
- Fonterra asked for clear plan on profits
- Trade deficit shrinks to six-year low on weak imports Doc
- Brian Fallow: Bollard tells markets 'not so fast'
- Officials downplay scrapie case
- Tourism loses top foreign earnings crown Doc
- Business confidence jump stalls says survey Doc
- Mystery Fonterra exec gets $3.7m payout
- Brain disease found in sheep
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