'Totally frigging mad': Gerry Harvey lashes out at critics as shares languish
Harvey Norman chairman Gerry Harvey has lashed out at critics as "totally frigging mad" and says he might buy back stock or even privatise the $3.5 billion company if its shares continue to languish at four-year lows.
Harvey Norman's annual meeting is typically a stormy affair but it was even more fiery on Tuesday as Mr Harvey attacked so-called "agitators" who had questioned the company over the lack of board diversity, the independence of directors, failed investments in non-core businesses and loans to franchisees.
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