In any case, if primary production segment rivalea etc were to decouple & removed, the least the qaf board should act is to ask themselves whether accordingly the board composition and fees should also be downsized as well.
As far as I'm aware, with or without the merits or dismerits of primary production segment, qaf has been able to pay out consistent steady dividends of around 5 cents per shares, so imo, its good to keep its already mature primary production for diversification benefits for sg investors who likely never able find a similar fit or offer from other sg listed companies as to able to have a stake in agricultural assets
As far as I'm aware, with or without the merits or dismerits of primary production segment, qaf has been able to pay out consistent steady dividends of around 5 cents per shares, so imo, its good to keep its already mature primary production for diversification benefits for sg investors who likely never able find a similar fit or offer from other sg listed companies as to able to have a stake in agricultural assets