If growers owe money to Quintis finance arm (ARWON) they are in...

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    If growers owe money to Quintis finance arm (ARWON) they are in a world of trouble as the debt in still due and payable. But if investors have already paid out their debt, they now own their trees on leased land then their only liability is for land rent and management fees on an ongoing basis to who ever the Responsible Entity is.. Stay tuned for more information on that. Hopefully the administrators/liquidators will find new managers and the growers will see some return in time. if not then the trees will with and die and the woodlots are worthless

    In relation to FW, did he have a ARWON debt when it went under? if so then that is due and payable....not sure what the outcome is with that.
 
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