USA: Ridley Incorporated may undergo ownership change

The Australian firm that owns Ridley Incorporated wants to sell its stake in the feed company

May 18, 2008
The Australian firm that owns Ridley Incorporated wants to sell its stake in the feed company, according to a recent report by the Red River Farm Network. Ridley Corporation owns 69 percent of the feed company that has North American headquarters in Winnipeg, Manitoba and Mankato, Minnesota.
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