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ANALYSIS OF CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER’S REVIEW OF OPERATIONS AND ACTIVITIES According to the chief operating officer’s review of operations and activities bega cheese limited’s new business model has shown strong performance and also providing good price to the farmer suppliers. He also discussed in his review about the effects of climate on the prices of dairy products in New Zealand, Australia, USA and Northern Europe resulting fall in the commodity prices in the first half of the year and then increase in the second half of the year. Also the merger with Tatura Milk and Bega Cheese has resulted in better investment of resources and capital in packaging, making nutritional products etc. The CEO has also mentioned in his review that the earnings per share(EPS) has increased by 31% compared to last year(2012) and due to which the board has announced a dividend of 4.0 cents per share making the full year dividend of 7.5 cents per share. Overall the year 2013 has been a very good year for Bega cheese …show more content…

This is a solid result given the inside rebuilding and authoritative advancement executed throughout the year. It is hard to believe that premium charges declined over the former year, reflecting not just the late Reserve Bank base premium rate changes, additionally enhanced saving money game plans and solid obligation administration controls inside the Group. The Group reports its business in two working sections being Bega Cheese and Tatura Milk. Bega Cheese had a solid bring about 2013 determined by expanded deals and solid generation volumes in quick moving buyer products (FMCG). Income increased by 12% from $614 million to $690 million, with residential contract bundling interest helping most of the increment. Despite the fact that drain supply volumes were solid, less drain was utilized as a part of cheddar generation as the Group looked to build benefit by utilizing milk solids within higher edge

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