Fonterra has dampened down speculation it is in crisis and under threat of sale to foreign bidders.
ABIGAIL DOUGHERTY/STUFF Fonterra CFO Marc Rivers says a combination of factors last week had caused market jitters.

Chief financial officer Marc Rivers rejected any notion of a fire sale of assets, saying New Zealand’s largest company was taking a disciplined review of its portfolio.
He acknowledged the co-op’s share price had tumbled to $3.50 on Thursday, down from $4.25 at the start of May, and that had led people to question what was happening.

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