Earnings Double, and the Mielie Did It
Astral Foods (JSE: ARL) expects headline earnings per share to roughly double. Cheaper maize and soya did the heavy…
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Astral Foods (JSE: ARL) expects headline earnings per share to roughly double. Cheaper maize and soya did the heavy lifting. The numbers…
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