date:Jan 17, 2014
ustralia's agriculture assets amid surging demand from increasingly affluent southeast Asia for both high-tech milk extracts and traditional dairy products.
Some might debate who actually got first prize, Bega Chairman Barry Irvin told Reuters in a telephone interview. Irvin was speaking after Bega said it would sell its shares in what has become the world's most expensive dairy company on a price-to-earnings basis, according to Thomson Reuters data.
Turning a A$30 million investment into A$10