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Rights issue hews into Elders debt
Elders hopes to secure its future later this week through an institutional-backed $400 million-plus capital raising that will trigger a new financing deal with its bankers. Having brought in insurer QBE as a cornerstone investor through the sale of its insurance businesses five weeks ago, Elders...
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