Leads say that despite the emergence of global volatility during execution – a tone that has eased expectations on primary market activity in the near term – Nestlé achieved another positive outcome from its return to the Kangaroo market. Investors showed up early and the Australian dollar market displayed relatively stability, helping deliver an attractive price outcome for the issuer.
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