30 Jan 2025

Synlait | Canterbury milk processor Synlait is expecting to return to profitability in the first half of the financial year

Synlait had a horror 2024, having to get its two largest shareholders - China's Bright Dairy and The a2 Milk Company - to bail it out in the form of a 218-million dollar capital raise to repay debt.

Synlait had a horror 2024, having to get its two largest shareholders – China’s Bright Dairy and The a2 Milk Company – to bail it out in the form of a 218-million dollar capital raise to repay debt.

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