Fears drove Wesfarmers' Target disclosure: Goyder WESFARMERS chief executive Richard Goyder has revealed the conglomerate released a profit warning for its Target department store chain to avoid being accused of "ghastly things" in the operation of complex share structure set up at the time of its $20 billion Coles supermarket acquisition in 2007. Revealing the heightened disclosure pressure on boards, Mr Goyder yesterday said the company would not have normally released the Target alert -- despite knowing its earnings had been hit -- but did so because of fears about the reaction related to its so-called partially protected shares (PPS).