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Comment / Snapshot: Mainfreight – how 69 is not just a sex game

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Red hot and spicy.

It was tempting not to waste a second of Premium’s time covering Mainfreight, but in the Easter egg we found a UBS note that could be worth three minutes or so of your own time, just as the stock today broke through NZ$69 where it hadn’t been in weeks (10 February, to be precise).

Nothing special here, but Mainfreight (MFT) supporters are growing just as the Swiss broker argues in favour of a company that is “changing gears; ...

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