A2 Milk Co, which markets milk with a protein variant said to have health benefits, says annual earnings were flat …
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Exporter earnings ripe for upgrades after kiwi dollar slump
Sharemarket analysts are expecting a slew of profit upgrades and new commentary from stock exchange-listed exporters in the upcoming earnings …
Read More »National takes big hit in latest Roy Morgan NZ poll
The National Party has lost more than 10 percent of its support in two months, as measured by the New Zealand arm …
Read More »Strategic Planning’s Robinson jailed for six years over fraud
Andrew Robinson, a struck off financial adviser and former director of Strategic Planning Group, has been jailed for six years …
Read More »Dairy product prices slide more than expected
Dairy product prices sank in the latest GlobalDairyTrade auction, paced by cheddar and whole milk powder, reflecting a sombre outlook. …
Read More »MRP’s Metrix cans Trustpower contract before it begins
MightyRiverPower’s Metrix metering business has walked away from a deal with Infratil-controlled Trustpower that would have supplied the power company’s …
Read More »NZ dollar hits fresh five-year low after dairy prices sink on GlobalDairyTrade auction
The New Zealand dollar touched a fresh five-year low after dairy prices fell to a six-year low in the GlobalDairyTrade …
Read More »Tiwai Smelter termination deadline pushed out for another month
Meridian Energy and Rio Tinto-controlled New Zealand Aluminium Smelters have extended their electricity agreement for another month, giving the Tiwai …
Read More »Brierley brings latest investment vehicle, Mercantile, to the NZX
Veteran corporate raider Ron Brierley is bringing his latest investment vehicle, Mercantile Investment, to the NZX, with a listing scheduled …
Read More »NZ primary sector businesses mull plans for growth at Stanford ‘bootcamp’
New Zealand’s largest primary sector businesses, including meat companies Silver Fern Farms and Alliance Group, seafood groups Sanford and Sealord, …
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