Ag Growth (AFN) sank 24% on its Q2 results, which were underscored by a deeper revenue contraction led by the commercial segment

… that looks set to continue based on management commentary and a 22% Y/Y decline in the order book.

With elevated leverage and a strategic review initiated by the board, it’s tough to imagine a lasting bid until investors see signs of life in AFN’s end markets.

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