Broker puts $1.90 target price on My Food Bag
1 Apr, 2021 04:38 AM
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Nadia Lim, shareholder and co-founder of My Food Bag. Photo / Ted Baghurst
NZ Herald
Jarden has initiated its research of My Food Bag with a buy rating and $1.90 target price - just above its $1.85 issue price. The valuation is in stark contrast to the $1.32 price put on the food delivery business by investment research company ShareClarity last week.
ShareClarity released its valuation in an email sent to Jarden Securities Direct clients last Thursday but then suspended its coverage hours later after its emerged Jarden was in the process of buying ShareClarity.
BFI Future Film Festival announces 2021 film programme, awards jury and award nominees
The 14th BFI Future Film Festival runs 18 to 21 February 2021, with free festival programme available online globally to aspiring filmmakers aged 16 to 25.
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