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Matrix cuts jobs, tightens belt

MATRIX Composites has started shedding jobs as lower than expected revenue and high labour costs force the Perth-based engineer to slash profit guidance for the 2013 financial year.

Matrix cuts jobs, tightens belt

While it maintains that the pipeline of longer-term orders is strong, it admits shorter-term buoyancy and well construction product demand is soft, leading it to issue a revenue forecast of $165-$175 million,...

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