The Florida-based company won’t invest further in its citrus operations after the current crop is harvested in 2025, and instead will transform into a diversified land company, Alico said in a Monday statement.
Shares of Alico were up as much as 29% on Monday, the most intraday in almost 16 years.
The shift comes as Florida’s citrus industry has struggled for decades from a devastating disease called ...
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