Why is AAco the last company on the ASX with substantial debt to raise capital?
Is the company so hated that they are concerned that their current investors will simply refuse to front up the cash?
On a separate note: The Financial Review had a fantastic article on the agi industry (and specifically the lamb industry) just this past weekend. They suggested that lamb prices are reaching for new heights, while the supply is very weak.
I would have thought we could translate some of that growth across to beef.
What is going on with this company?!?
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