New Boral Chief Executive Officer Zlatko Todorcevski has spoken with Sky News about his current priorities and the billion-dollar loss posted by the building supplies group.
"My focus at the moment is to understand what the potential of all of our businesses is, in the market context that they operate in," Mr Todorcevski told Sky News.
"I am really fixated on making sure that we can deliver that potential and understand it, whether it's ultimately in our portfolio or not". Boral has posted a $1.14 billion statutory net loss for the 12 months ending June 30. Image: News Corp Australia
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