The Kiwi company has gained customers from a purpose-built B2B platform accessible behind the Chinese firewall.
S&P Global Ratings assigns ‘B-’ rating for issuance on predicted cashflow strength.
Not just farmers but aged care, retail and others welcome the one-off move.
The FMA issued an infringement notice to the company in July.
Govt will need to make important decisions and trade-offs.
Claimants say banks failed to repay interest and fees over five years.
CEO says the company has hard worked hard to regain the faith of stakeholders.
The company is targeting $10m in revenue next year.
UPDATE: Nick Grayston says pricing and cost initiatives pay dividends despite lockdowns.
While travel flounders, health insurance soars.