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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPeter View Post
    I think that we established before that there is no way to deduct ATM and SML's share of the Lyttelton shipping data. ;
    Not sure about the 'we'. You established you didn't like the data. Others of us, less fussed by the exactitude you seem to need, see a good indicator in the export stats.

    Example; last figs showed a 55% ish vol increase ex Lyttleton (from memory) and we are already learning that A2's China sales are up some 60% and it now has 8% market share. So I'm happy with the indicator, even if you are not.

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    BlackPeter

    I think that we established before that there is no way to deduct ATM and SML's share of the Lyttelton shipping data.
    I think you came to that conclusion

    My conclusion (and leftie seems to be on the same page) is there’s a high correlation between that shipping data and A2 sales (six monthly growth)

    And of course A2 sales is a key driver of A2 overall performance and over time the share price ...but then again I suppose you already know that.
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    Interesting reading on HC forum SM1 ..........its all about the moolah probably paid imo by Stonehill and lawyers

    From a HC poster: "Compensation [2] The parties, at least prima facie, disagree on applicable principle. [3] New Zealand Industrial Park Limited (NZIPL) argues for a willing buyer/willing seller test. It relies on MacRae v Walshe, 2 which supports that proposition. In fixing reasonable compensation, the Court must consider the prospective benefits and losses both to the grantor and grantee.3 NZIPL focuses on the benefit to Stonehill Trustee Limited (Stonehill). It asks for compensation in the amount of the difference between the price paid by Stonehill for the land and the price paid by Synlait.

    from the 20/12/2018 - shows what the plaintiff is seeking - all of the profit that the vendor made it seems to me."

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    Increasing Forecast payout

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    Quote Originally Posted by minimoke View Post
    No surprise here "The adjacent landowner to the $280 million Synlait factory at Pokeno is threatening an injunction to stop further construction."

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    "New Zealand Industrial Park is now working through the successful Court of Appeal judgment with its legal team and an injunction is being considered as an option to ensure the implementation of the three Appeal Court judges' decision."

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/far...y-construction.

    Lets see how much nice pink ink is used to inform the market of this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by minimoke View Post
    No surprise here "The adjacent landowner to the $280 million Synlait factory at Pokeno is threatening an injunction to stop further construction."

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    "New Zealand Industrial Park is now working through the successful Court of Appeal judgment with its legal team and an injunction is being considered as an option to ensure the implementation of the three Appeal Court judges' decision."

    https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/far...y-construction.

    Lets see how much nice pink ink is used to inform the market of this.
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    Why stuff word in the way that sounds like this is a war between Chinese? we are talking about 200 jobs.

    "Since the Court of Appeal's judgment on May 9 in Ye's favour, he has sent a "cease and desist" request to Synlait, but the 39 per cent Chinese-owned company has continued with construction."

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