NZ firms good enough to go global: Don Braid

NZ firms good enough to go global: Don Braid
Mainfreight's managing director says NZ companies get stage fright about competing in large economies. (Image: NZME)
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Mainfreight boss Don Braid is urging more firms to “take that step outside of New Zealand” and compete in large economies. Talking on the Sharesies Shared Lunch podcast, Braid said Mainfreight’s dividend was coming from the profit it was making offshore. He said there were plenty of other NZ firms good enough to do the same as the NZ stock exchange-listed freight company and find opportunities and potential business in large economies, but they seem to get “stage fright”. “The investment commun...

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