Mainfreight managing director asks shareholders for patience during poor growth period
Mainfreight's Don Braid has called for shareholder patience as the logistics company faces a period of weak growth.
Mainfreight managing director Don Braid has requested patience from shareholders during a period of poor growth. Regional managers at the company's Annual General Meeting on Thursday described trading conditions as middling, uninteresting and unsatisfactory. The board asked managers to be candid about the company's situation.
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'There for the long haul': Mainfreight's Don Braid asks shareholders for patience
Mainfreight managing director Don Braid is asking shareholders for patience amid a period of poor growth, variously described by the group’s regional managers as “middling,” “uninteresting” and “unsatisfactory”. The board asked managers to be as honest as they could be…