Elders preparing capital raising

Agribusiness group Elders has gone into a trading halt ahead of announcing details of a capital-raising.

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Jun 15, 2016, updated May 14, 2025

Elders said it will also use the trading halt – set to last until trade starts on Friday – to detail an on-market offer by one of its controlled entities to buy its hybrid securities.

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Shares in Elders last traded at $3.63.

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