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Growth and earnings in line with expectations for the year so far.
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Instrument used as part of co-op buyout from Glanbia has an unusual feature.
Company says it will launch a third buyback programme
Company updates earnings guidance and extends share buyback programme
"Vote no - a better deal will follow in due course. Remember Kildalton 2010." - Name and details with the editor.
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"I have shares in the drawer for years." - Name and details with the editor
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Tirlán members vote this week on whether to allow the co-op board take charge of a €625m investment fund.
New Zealand co-op continues to explore divestment options for consumer business.
On Friday 4 October, co-op members will vote on swapping €243m worth of shares from Tirlán to Glanbia plc.
"They want us to vote to bring our ownership below 17%. How much below? 0% is below 17% - is that their intention?" - Michael Flynn, Rathgormack, Co Waterford
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