The Government’s changes to the Clean Car Standard will help boost vehicle imports and sales, CFO Aaron Saunders says.
Managing director and co-founder Hartley Atkinson unfazed by threats of US tariffs on pharmaceuticals.
NZ’s largest listed industrial and logistics player says there were some investment and tax benefits to 'corporatising' the fund.
Multitrillion-dollar tech company’s CEO Jenson Huang says AI-related processor sales are ‘off the charts’.
Market conditions expected to remain challenging for the second half of the 2026 financial year.
It’s not exactly a cavalry charge to the finish line just yet, but the listed property sector is showing glimmers of returning to form.
High apple and timber exports, and higher tariffs, helped push net profits up by almost a quarter.
David Mair describes the company’s performance as a ‘work in progress’ and promised the board a two-year turnaround.
Software company’s half-year earnings rise as it seeks to further optimise product development with AI.
The global meal kit giant was earlier this year fined $845,000 following a case brought by the Commerce Commission.
The strong result will help justify chief executive Sukhinder Singh Cassidy’s remuneration, which created controversy at the last annual general meeting.
Investment company reports half year profit of $631.5m.
The listed transport company expects group performance to improve as it navigates patchy economies.
Investment firms expect November earnings season to usher in a 'turning point' across real estate, aged care, healthcare and tech counters.
Meanwhile, ANZ’s local operation reported a $2.53b annual profit amid the severe economic downturn.
Payroll software provider’s interest-based income has dwindled but customer numbers and fee-based revenue is up in the half-year.
Business lending jumped 2.2% over the year, as it added an extra 50 business bankers.
The Australian-owned bank guides the start of New Zealand’s economic recovery as customers refix on to lower interest rates.
