Murray Goulburn (MG) has announced its chief executive, chief financial officer and company secretary will be finishing with the co-operative, following its sale to Canadian giant, Saputo.
Once the sale takes effect, on May 1, chief executive Ari Mervis, chief financial officer David Mallinson and company secretary Amy Alston will leave MG.
Details of a new company secretary will be announced separately.
MG Chairman John Spark thanked Mr Mervis’ “significant contribution” to the company.
“Ari is among the most talented executives I have worked with during my career and he has worked tirelessly to resolve the difficulties faced by MG,” Mr Spark said.
“The (MG) board remains unanimous that the Saputo transaction provides the best available outcome for our suppliers and investors.
“This view is supported by the thorough work undertaken by Ari and his management team during the strategic review.”
Mr Spark said Mr Mallinson had also made a sustained contribution to MG in the various roles he had performed.
“In particular he helped manage MG as interim chief executive during very challenging circumstances.”
Mr Spark also thanked Ms Alston for her outstanding counsel and unrelenting support of the board throughout this period.