HutchWatch: Panama pain and PSA plans – where we stand
Predictions
It has been about a year since I covered Clipper closely, but there are juicy bits in its latest announcement that cannot be overlooked, of course.
If you have followed my previous coverage, we expected a buyout scenario to materialise eventually. In a note headed “The times they are a-changin’ for Clipper Logistics“, in December 2018 I pointed out that despite a fall on the stock market its stock wasn’t exactly dirt cheap, and it could become cheaper, attracting interest from ...
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