Incitec Pivot might be edging closer to selling its Australian fertilisers business – Indonesia’s Pupuk Kaltim is understood to be the preferred bidder – but Morgan Stanley isn’t so sure it’s going to sail through.
Incitec Pivot’s chief executive Jeanne Johns left the business on June 30. Chris Hopkins
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