Pāmu’s profit rises to $160 million as commodity prices boost farm operations
State-owned farming company Pāmu has reported strong financial results driven by high commodity prices across its diverse farm portfolio.
Pāmu, New Zealand's largest farmer, has achieved a significant profit increase supported by strong commodity prices. The state-owned company manages 112 farms across the country, operating in dairy, deer, beef, sheep, forestry and horticulture sectors.
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RNZ
Agriculture boom drives 'fantastic' result for NZ's largest farmer, Pāmu
Strong farm performance aided by high commodity prices have lifted the balance sheet for state-owned Pāmu Farming.
NZ Herald
Pāmu profit rises a third to $160m as commodity prices lift farm results
Pāmu manages 112 farms across NZ from dairy to deer, beef, sheep, forestry & horticulture.