Building industry delays affect Metro Performance Glass sales

Date: 28 May 2015

New Zealand's stretched construction sector resulted in glass producer Metro Performance Glass missing its sales target.

Metro Performance Glass, which listed on the NZX last July, posted a $9.6 million profit after tax for the eight months to March 31, slightly ahead of the company's prospective forecast of $9.4m.Read more at: www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/68888064/building-industry-delays-affect-metro-performance-glass-salesNew Zealand's stretched construction sector resulted in glass producer Metro Performance Glass missing its sales target.

Metro Performance Glass, which listed on the NZX last July, posted a $9.6 million profit after tax for the eight months to March 31, slightly ahead of the company's prospective forecast of $9.4m.

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