Arrabawn increase turnover by 5% to €125m

ARRABAWN, the Society formed from the 2001 merger of Nenagh and Mid West co-ops, increased turnover by 5% last year to €125.76 million and recorded a trading profit of €1.01m.

Tue, 04 May, 2004 - 01:00

Ray Ryan, Agribusiness Correspondent

In addition, the sale of IAWS shares and property at Oranmore, Co Galway, added €4.327m of other income to the trading account.

After restructuring costs and interest charges, this resulted in a retained profit for the year of €3.21m.

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Place: Oranmore, Co Galway Place: Portumna, Co Galway Place: Nenagh Place: Madison, Wisconsin, USA Person: Patrick McLaughlin Person: Jimmy Murphy Event: Olympics Organisation: Arrabawn Organisation: Nenagh Organisation: Mid West Organisation: IAWS Organisation: Arrabawn Co-op Organisation: Irish Dairy Board Organisation: Kerrygold Organisation: Arrabawn Action Group

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