Toll Holdings shares fell 14% this morning after the company said its pre-tax earnings for the financial year will be lower than the previous corresponding period. The company says it now expects pre-tax earnings of between $400-420 million, down from the previously recorded $436 million. Chief executive Brian Kruger, says the business had […]
Toll Holdings shares fell 14% this morning after the company said its pre-tax earnings for the financial year will be lower than the previous corresponding period.
The company says it now expects pre-tax earnings of between $400-420 million, down from the previously recorded $436 million.
Chief executive Brian Kruger, says the business had come under “continued pressure from the soft retail sector”.
”In addition, we had seen a deterioration of the performance of Footwork Express, and continued poor financial and operational performance in Toll Marine Logistics… particularly in Asia,” he says.
This article first appeared on SmartCompany.