Canadian crop handling and storage specialist Ag Growth International (AGI) recorded a 7% increase in sales, coming in just under C$1 billion. The 2019 fiscal year to the end of December closed with strong demand for portable grain handling and drying equipment through the final quarter, and “a solid performance” from the group’s operations in India.
These, together with contributions from businesses acquired in 2018 and 2019, helped AGI’s preferred “trade sales” measure to hit…
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