Trans Tasman Properties profit up but jitters mean shares slip 14pc
Trans Tasman Properties reported a full year profit of $24.3 million yesterday, but worries about its intentions to invest in risky foreign property appeared to be the catalyst for a shareprice fall of almost 14 per cent.
Friday, February 13th 2004, 5:53AM
by The Landlord
Trans Tasman's result was buoyed by gains from the full consolidation of Trans Tasman subsidiary Australian Growth Properties (AGP) last month.
Net surplus after such gains increased to $40.6 million, the company said.
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