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Lindsay Australia expects profit boom despite recession

  •  28 April 2009
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Lindsay Australia expects profit boom despite recession

QUEENSLAND trucking, logistics and supply chain operator Lindsay Australia has announced it expects a rise in profits of over 50% at the end of the financial year.

The company has projected a full year consolidated after tax profit of between $3.6 million and $4.1 million despite the global financial crisis.

Lindsay said it expects to build upon its $2 million profit announced for the same period last year, despite sections of the industry reporting a credit shortage and a fall in growth.

Lindsay Chief Financial Officer Graham Johnston says while it is difficult to forecast such a prediction given the global financial crisis, it is based on the businesses trends over the last nine months.

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