Gunns

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• Abandoned an attempt to have a case surrounding the permits for its ... Gunns withdraws legal challenge The Tasmanian timber company Gunns has abandoned an attempt to have a case surrounding the permits for its $2.2 billion pulp mill thrown out of court. ABC Local - 3 days ago  
• Pay off its $340 million debt should help the timber company finally ... Loan extension buys time for Gunns' sell-off An 11-month extension given to Gunns to pay off its $340 million debt should help the timber company finally close the deal on some major asset sales, analysts say. The Examiner Northern Tasmania - 4 days, 4 hours ago  
• Welcomed the dismissal of legal action against its Bell Bay pulp mill ... Action against Gunns' Bell Bay mill dismissed (The West Australian) Woodchipper Gunns has welcomed the dismissal of legal action against its Bell Bay pulp mill brought by anti-mill group Pulp the Mill. The West Australian Your Money - 3 weeks, 2 days ago  
• Welcomed the dismissal of legal action against its Bell Bay pulp mill, ... Gunns welcomes dismissal of legal action Gunns has welcomed the dismissal of legal action against its Bell Bay pulp mill, adding that the project's on schedule and within budget for March completion. SBS World News Australia Finance - 3 weeks, 2 days ago  
• Blamed the slump in the housing industry for an earnings downgrade of ... Housing industry slump blamed for Gunns' woes Timber company Gunns has blamed the slump in the housing industry for an earnings downgrade of up to $20 million, or 40 per cent, this financial year. The Examiner Northern Tasmania - 1 month, 2 weeks ago  
• Slashed its expected earnings by up to $20 million, or 40 per ... Gunns cuts earnings forecast $20m Timber company Gunns has slashed its expected earnings by up to $20 million, or 40 per cent, in a market update to the Australian Stock Exchange today. The Examiner Northern Tasmania - 1 month, 2 weeks ago  
• Appeared in a Launceston court on two charges of insider trading Former Gunns chairman appears in court A former chairman of Tasmanian timber giant Gunns has appeared in a Launceston court on two charges of insider trading. The Age - 1 month, 3 weeks ago