The interim chief executive of explosives and fertilisers group Incitec Pivot has rejected suggestions the company might be squandering value by preparing to sell the downtrodden fertilisers business at a low point in the cycle.
Paul Victor, who became interim CEO in early June after the exit of Jeanne Johns, a key driver of a plan to demerge the explosives and fertiliser businesses, said on Monday that a potential buyer had completed due diligence on the fertilisers arm.
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