Season board·Tuesday 25 August 2026

Season board

Tuesday 25 August 2026 · 6 brokers · Wagga Wagga & Griffith · 180 client groups

Deals behind their plan
7
$6.4m
Missed a season, 12 months
31
14 never came back
Days to assemble a group position
19
Target is 5
In progress
$18.9m
24 deals
Facility reviews in 90 days
22
Across 17 groups
Thirty-one deals missed the season they were for last year, and fourteen never came back. That is $18.6m of lending and $112,000 of commission — lost not to a competitor's rate but to a week. A farmer who watched a contractor take his crop off does not shop around next time; he simply goes somewhere else.

Every deal against its window

Float is the number of days that can still be lost before the season date is missed

DealGroupBrokerSeason dateFloatAmountBottleneckStatus
Header replacementDL-2291 LarkinAMMcPhee 12 Oct−3 d$1,180,000 FY26 financialsBehind
Airseeder & barDL-2284 WeatherallTBBeaumont 28 Sep−6 d$740,000 Valuation on tradeBehind
Irrigation upgradeDL-2276 Nunzio BrosNSSarkis 1 Nov−1 d$2,140,000 Water entitlement searchBehind
Cattle purchase facilityDL-2288 Corrigan GrazingJNNgatai 15 Sep−4 d$960,000 Lender appetite changedRe-placing
Silo & aerationDL-2290 PrendergastRCCastellan 20 Oct8 d$420,000 Awaiting approvalTight
Property purchase, 840 haDL-2281 HalloranSIIordanou 30 Nov21 d$5,600,000 Valuation bookedOn plan
Seasonal overdraft renewalDL-2293 TrenowdenAMMcPhee 14 Nov34 d$1,400,000 FY26 financialsOn plan
Tractor, 320hpDL-2295 BaccariniTBBeaumont 5 Dec48 d$680,000 NilOn plan
Water entitlement purchaseDL-2287 Nunzio BrosNSSarkis 1 Jul 2027184 d$3,800,000 NilOn plan
Four deals are behind and three of the four are waiting on the client's accountant. That is one relationship problem, not four deal problems, and nobody has been treating it as one.

Why deals miss

The 31 that missed their season last year

Financials from the accountant
13
Group position took too long
8
Placed with the wrong lender
5
Valuation or inspection
3
Started too late
2
Only two of thirty-one were the client leaving it too late. The other twenty-nine were things Kerrindale could see coming, on deals that had been open for weeks, with a fixed date everybody knew about from the first phone call.

The accountants

Where the financials actually come from, and how long they take

FirmClient groupsAverage daysDeals delayedDeals lostPosition
Hollis & Reid313494Worst, and the largest
Barrimund Partners242863Slow
Cootamund Advisory191110Reliable
Deniston & Co16900Reliable
Everyone else901662Mixed
Two firms account for fifteen of the twenty delayed deals and seven of the fourteen lost ones. Nobody at Kerrindale has ever seen that on one page, which is why the response has always been to chase harder rather than to have a conversation with a managing partner in March.