Local managing partner Jason Denisenko says the new-look firm will occupy the same space in the market, but will increasingly take on US firms with Australian arms.
The commercial explosives maker has reported a 10 per cent increase in earnings, beating analyst estimates.
The banking giant was fined after the corporate regulator found it failed to pick up the unusual orders which were likely intended to manipulate wheat prices.
The explosives giant’s CEO, Sanjeev Gandhi, welcomes the government’s new gas pledge, but says more urgent action is needed to protect manufacturers.
The dual-listed stock sunk 12.33 per cent overnight on the Toronto stock exchange. All eyes are on how it trades at the ASX open.