yes given the tailwinds with beef demand and resultng prices received in the last couple of years returns are still sub par from AAC compared with privat sector stations that have made a killing , they need to treat each of their enterprises as separate entities to determine least profitable operations then compare to industry standards as currently there is little accountability on those operations
News: AAC Australian Agricultural Says Hugh Killen Resigns As MD And CEO, page-3
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