A2 Lifts Earnings, Announces Mataura Valley Milk Sale, Pōkeno Purchase
The a2 Milk Company aims to strengthen its supply chain and focus on growth in China by acquiring a $282 million advanced infant formula plant and divesting its Mataura Valley stake.
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Open Country to buy Mataura Valley Milk
Mataura Valley Milk staff pictured at the plant’s opening in 2018. PHOTO: SUPPLIED Talley's Group-owned Open Country — New Zealand’s second-largest milk processor — has entered into a conditional agreement with the shareholders of Mataura Valley Milk to buy the business.
A2 Milk Company sees solid growth underpinned by Chinese market sales
A2 Milk Company has a 13.5 per cent rise in its group revenue to $1.9 billion, up from $1.67 billion, for this financial year. The company’s EBITDA grew 17.1 per cent to $274.3 million, year-on-year, with its net profit after tax seeing a 21.1 per cent increase to $202.9 million in the same period. In China, the company’s revenue grew 18.9 per cent to $1.3 billion, with its EBITDA growing 14.6 per cent to $332.4 million. The company reached a to…
Open Country to acquire Mataura Valley Milk
Reading Time: 2 minutes The country’s second largest dairy company, Open Country, has entered into a conditional agreement with Mataura Valley Milk’s shareholders to acquire the business. Mataura Valley Milk is located near Gore and is majority-owned by The a2 Milk Company alongside its minority partner, China Animal Husbandry Group. The acquisition would give the company the ability to commit further to the Southland and south Otago regions, O…
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