If AAC has truly missed out on the Stanbroke deal then I wouldn’t be to worried. There were so many bidders and it was done in such a manner that top dollar was received for the asset. There is always the possibility that AAC could have overpaid for the asset, which wouldn’t be good for the share price. I have faith in the companies management that the right decision was made, they can now focus on other ways of delivering growth.
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