15 Quotes by Angus Gluskie

Seven's put together a reasonable case. They've definitely got an issue that they need to explore through the courts.

If they make too many concessions then the potential synergy values to them of the takeover begin to evaporate.

Certainly for the short-term, metals prices are propping the mining shares up. They're trading above the value of their earnings but investors are focused on the underlying commodities movements.

We suspect there will still be a workable solution, but whether they can find it and find it in what's a fairly tight timeline now is difficult to say.

The question mark in investors' minds has been will this year stack up as strong as 2005. This adds certainty that it will be another very strong year for them.

The sale provides the business with a huge surplus of capital, some of which will be returned to shareholders, which is also a move people will savor.

Oil above $70 and the threat of a weakening U.S. economy are going to shake out those hangers-on in all markets. Oil affects just about everything, from companies' costs to consumers.

You're getting increasingly developed infrastructure throughout the major economies in Asia which is a good framework to run a logistics operation. Toll has always had an aggressive strategy of growth.

There'll definitely be relief when there's clarity. While you might have a couple of residual issues hanging out there, this is a fairly large step in resolving the matter.