NatCon takeover fight lacks that old spark

Article Abstract:

Austrim's bid to purchase National Consolidated has caused different reactions from both companies' managing directors. Austrim's Alan Jackson believes that NatCon needs new capital to finance its research, development and manufacturing operations. NatCon's Doug Curlewis considers Austrim's bid of $.60 a share for NatCon inappropriate because it undervalues NatCon.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Austrim Ltd., National Consolidated Ltd.

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The profit squeeze

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the pressure on profit margins faced by Australian companies are discussed. Particular attention is given to statistical information reflecting stock market indicators and performance levels with reference to sales and profit margins.

Management, Australia, Business, Profit, Profits

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