Despite a falloff in Canadian sales, U.S. and International markets helped bolster Ag Growth International’s (AGI) results during the second quarter 2020. Total trade sales for the period were C$261 million vs. C$274 million a year earlier, which, according to analysts, surpassed their expectations. They said it was a “strong beat vs. our forecast and consensus.”
Canada-based AGI, specialists in bulk ag commodities storage and handling systems, reported its overall domestic sales fell by 31%…
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