Any other reasoning aside - why would anyone be spending 10.5c a share to buy in SPP?
If this trend continues, I'd say peeps will be able to buy on-market for 5c on market soon.
Strikes me, all this crowd has done since original IPO is buy revenue, not profit.
Does anyone know what's happening at the new state-of-the-art factory in NZ?
But ... this is an odd uncertain world and things can change on a dime. I'd say soon, even if it's the worst run business in the world, any business that can guarantee a supply of quality food can't go wrong and will be able to write it's own ticket.
Food soon might become a luxury.
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