Focus shifts to Vista, companies with offshore prospects
Rising interest rates mean investors are less interested in dividend yield.
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Share market investors’ focus last week shifted firmly on to growth companies pursuing global markets.
Cinema company Vista Group, which makes 95% of its sales offshore, was the biggest gainer, up 6.5%, while market darling A2 Milk climbed 5.5% and former market darling Xero≠ regained some sheen
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Jenny Ruth
Mon, 20 Mar 2017
Mon, 20 Mar 2017
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Focus shifts to Vista, companies with offshore prospects
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