Monday 30th July 2012 |
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Fisher & Paykel Finance, the lending unit of Fisher & Paykel Appliances, has appointed Carlos da Silva as its new chairman.
He replaces John Gilks, who retired last week, having already stepped down from the board of F&P Appliances last year. Da Silva joined the finance company's board as an independent director at the end of 2010.
The finance unit increased its normalised operating profit 8.9 percent to record $37.8 million in the year ended March 31, propping up the ailing whiteware business that's struggled with a weak retail market.
F&P Appliances said it wanted to build on its relationship with department store Farmers to grow the business, and will seek new retail channels in health and agriculture.
The lending unit had net finance receivables of some $594 million and some $111 million in debenture stock as at March 31.
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