What I guess I’m saying is the beef industry has had the most buoyant conditions in three generations...what has AACO done...pissed it up against a wall!,
But that’s only on an earnings basis..they still have good assets .....though I think their selling of a lot of Queensland places a few years ago to concentrate on their so called clusters has not been great...others may know more??
Then I think they have a dear lease with that prominent q.c. on that property whose name eludes me....that is not the main problem but perhaps one of many
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