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AWB eyes merger options
26 May 2008

AWB has signalled its intention to use mergers and acquisitions to grow in a deregulated grain market. Chief executive Gordon Davis said that AWB is quite small on a global scale and would be able to compete more effectively with larger international companies through finding synergies and making structural improvements. Mr Davis said that AWB's strength was its strong heritage of contact with farmers and that was evident in the performance of its Landmark division.

Daily Telegraph, 26/5/2008

Previous News Items:
23 May 2008 | License buyback will take time to yield water
23 May 2008 | Falling demand depresses wool
23 May 2008 | Chardonnay no longer flavour of the month
22 May 2008 | Water plan not enough for river's thirst
22 May 2008 | AWB profit up but still seeks freedom from growers


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