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Transpower pays $295M dividend to government as profit soars on asset sale

Transpower, the state-owned national electricity grid operator, will pay the government almost $295 million in dividends for this year after annual profit more than tripled. data entry online jobs The Wellington-based company, which isn’t among SOEs slated for partial privatisation, will pay a final dividend of $137 million to the government, adding to its special dividend of $65.7 million declared …

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SkyCity shares fall as results show struggle to squeeze growth out of Auckland

SkyCity Entertainment Group shares fell to a seven-month low after the casino and hotel company posted an 8 percent drop in full-year profit that included weaker earnings from its Auckland business. The shares dropped 3.7 percent to $3.95 after the company reported net profit fell to $127 million in the year ended June 30, from $138.9 million, a year earlier. …

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Goodman Fielder returns to full-year profit; baking, NZ dairy units improve

Goodman Fielder, the biggest food company in Australia and New Zealand, has returned to annual profit after two years of restructuring aimed at streamlining its range of brands, exiting unprofitable businesses and paying down debt. Net profit was A$102 million in the year ended June 30, from a loss of $146.9 million a year earlier, the Sydney-based company said in …

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SkyCity FY profit falls 8 percent on flat Auckland result, one-off 2012 benefits

SkyCity Entertainment Group, which has won increased gaming concessions in Auckland and Adelaide, said full-year profit fell 8 percent, missing estimates, on a flat result in New Zealand’s biggest city and one-time benefits the previous year, which weren’t repeated. Shares of SkyCity fell as much as 4.9 percent to $3.90 as soon as trading opened on the NZX, recovering to …

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Summerset 1H profit almost triples as it sold more rights and land value doubled, shares gain

Summerset Group, New Zealand’s third-largest listed retirement village operator, almost tripled first half profit as it sold more occupation rights and the value of its investment property more than doubled. The company’s net profit rose 174 percent to $10.8 million in the six months ended June 30, as revenue rose 16 percent, Wellington-based Summerset said in a statement. The shares …

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