Goodman Fielder News
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Australian companies borrowed a record $6.2 billion from high-yield investors in the U.S. since October as the lure of loans with looser terms offsets higher borrowing costs.
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Wilmar International Ltd., the world’s largest palm oil processor, said it’s open to selling its stake in Goodman Fielder Ltd. after the Australian breadmaker rejected an offer as too low.
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Wilmar International Ltd., the world’s largest palm oil trader, bought a 10.1 percent stake in Goodman Fielder Ltd. and is studying whether to acquire more shares in Australia’s biggest baking company.
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Wilmar International Ltd., the world’s largest palm oil trader, is giving investors in Goodman Fielder Ltd. the chance for a 31 percent return as it considers an expansion into Crisco oil and Newman’s Own salad dressings.
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Wilmar International Ltd. needs an acquisition to reduce its dependence on a money-losing, oilseed- crushing business in China as the company trades at a 65 percent discount to sales.
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Goodman Fielder Ltd. , Australia’s largest baker, had a 32 percent drop in second-half profit after one-time charges and discounts on groceries crimped returns.
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Goodman Fielder Ltd.’s New Zealand unit is considering a NZ$175 million ($129 million) fixed-rate bond issue in its first sale in the country in at least five years.
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Asian stocks rose, with the region’s benchmark index erasing yesterday’s decline, after Premier Wen Jiabao said slower inflation has given China more room to adjust monetary policy.
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