Company changing strategies can be expensive and drawn out as shown by the performance of Caltex which is promising to deliver up to $150 million in additional earnings from its convenience retail business by 2024.
Chief executive Julian Segal and departing chief financial officer Simon Hepworth were forced to defend the convenience retail strategy in the face of concerted questioning by Bank of America analyst David Errington on Tuesday.
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