AGRO: the Profertil deal made this a leverage test
Adecoagro added a large fertilizer business just as its legacy farming year weakened; the AGRO question is whether Profertil earnings and ethanol flexibility can bring post-deal leverage down.
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Adecoagro added a large fertilizer business just as its legacy farming year weakened; the AGRO question is whether Profertil earnings and ethanol flexibility can bring post-deal leverage down.
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