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The Australian arm of investment bank Jarden had some good news to share in April, turning its first profit since arriving onshore. But its share price tells a different story.

That was front-of-mind for the investment bank’s employees following a share auction on Thursday morning that allowed its investors to convert to cash. Sources said the shares cleared at $9 with around 194,000 shares changing hands. This represents a substantial fall from highs of around $23 in August 2021.

Jarden’s last share auction, in the months before the New Zealand wealth deal, saw the shares trade at five-year lows of $8. The auctions are closely watched by Jarden’s current and former staff who still owe around $16 million to the company, due in April next year.

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