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    Dairy farmers are relieved Synlait milk will live to see another day, after winning shareholder approval to take out a 130-million dollar loan

    Dairy farmers are relieved Synlait milk will live to see another day, after winning shareholder approval to take out a 130-million dollar loan


    It means the company, which reported a heavy loss earlier this year, can meet its debt payment to banks, due on Monday.

    Synlait supplier Cameron Henderson says he was pleasantly surprised the shareholder vote was 99.6% in favour.

    But he says most shareholders recognised that a 'no' vote was virtually voting their shareholding out of existence.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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