EPISODE 280 - JOHN MULLEN, CEO OF ASCIANO LTD CORRECTION
On the first edition of the Morning Mail this week, David is joined by John Mullen, CEO of Asciano Ltd.
Post the recent full year result and company strategic review, we discuss what investors can expect from the company over the coming years at the headline level. We discuss the Patrick Ports business and its market share, as well as the coal business where multiple growth opportunities exist. John also touches on margins in the business and the company balance sheet.
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