Interesting article. Great opportunity for PGW to integrate their system with the "Farming in the cloud" solution before the system goes life. If this takes off, it might move some farmers to the supplier who's systems work best with their accounting solution.
Which means they expect a bumper 2nd half? ... Or majority owners need the cash?
Both. PGW earnings are always weighted towards the second half, but are expected to be 'bumper' only in relation to the first half.
It is funny how things go in circles though. Reading through the guff about all the divisions working together gave me a deja vue moment back to the turn of the century 'solutions strategy'. It looked quite wrong not to see former CEO Alan Freeth's signature signing off the market release statement!
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Crunching through the numbers, Belgarion reckons Mr Mrkt should have PGW around 70-75c by FY.
PGW books are cleaning up nicely and there's a few things PGW are doing well that their co-op competitors are either not doing or not doing so well.
Snoopy, Care to comment on my bullish prediction?
Before Snoopy replies in detail, let me presume to say your prediction will prove to be bull**** rather than bullish unless Agria finds funding for a full takeover at a hefty premium.
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