** Shares of Pro-Pac Packaging Ltd PPG.AX slump up to
14.2% to A$1.15, their sharpest intra-day fall since July 2020
** The packaging products maker says performance in April
was below expectations and sees this to continue into the next
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** PPG flags headwinds from supply chain bottlenecks, rising
costs and hit to productions form labour shortages amid the
pandemic
** Says raw material supply constrained as a result of sea
freight restrictions and supply bottlenecks in Asia and Europe
** Expects FY22 underlying profit before tax about A$5 mln
($3.44 mln), compared to A$18.8 mln last fiscal
** Stock hits its lowest since April 8
** About 130,000 shares change hands, compared with the
30-day average volume of 29,000
** PPG down 7.3% this year, as of last close
($1 = 1.4537 Australian dollars)
(Reporting by Savyata Mishra in Bengaluru)
((Savyata.mishra@thomsonreuters.com))