Fairfax racks up $63.8m loss, but CEO says business is now in ‘good shape’

Fairfax brought in revenue of $1.688bn during the 2018 financial year, a 3.1% drop from the prior corresponding period, the company’s statutory results revealed today. The results also showed a net loss after tax of $63.8m, compared to a net profit of $83.9m last year.

CEO Greg Hywood, however, said the company’s underlying results – which exclude significant items – show the company’s strong position after “big decisions”, addressing “legacy cost issues” and “structural change”.

Fairfax has delivered good cost outcomes, says Hywood

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