The Archive · 1924

Forward Sales

With regard to prospects for the future, I will confine my remarks to saying that the outlook is very much brighter than it has been for many years and it would appear that shareholders may_ reasonably expect a fair return on their invest ment. The Company has made the following forward sales:—5 tons monthly October/December, 1,925, at 50 cents per Ib:

8 tons monthly January/December, 1,925, at 50 cents per Ib. it, the company T hope will declass an interim dividend on the current year's working.

Alli-In-Cost. Once a reduced crop th 30.50 cents per Ib. is ment on I

The Effect of Restriction Restriction. Towards the end of the year stocks in London and elsewhere were much reduced and the price of rubber. improved accordingly, and we may say that the aim of restriction has at last been

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