Listed trade software company’s revenue up 20% and still making strides in Australia after CEO resigns due to ill health.
The company reported a big boost in profit for its medical division, which is on the block.
NZX-listed software-as-a-service company has launched its platform in Australia, targeting its 694,000 micro-businesses.
The two NZX-listed fishing companies have taken different approaches to selling their fish.
The retirement village provider was cash positive at its balance date for the first time in a decade.
Infrastructure investor pursuing growth in datacentres and renewable energy as it reports return to profit.
The dual-listed medical device company has delivered strong revenue and product growth for 2026 despite US tariffs and the Middle East conflict.
The country’s largest industrial landlord is forecasting 5% growth in full-year cash earnings on increasing demand for the current year.
John Scott says legacy issues include a lack of integration of Coretex, which was acquired five years ago.
The company is the midst of a $6m retail offer that is likely to be scaled.
The company's new payout policy will be based on positive free cash flow.
Listed insurance company’s interim profit down after four large weather events during the half.
However, the listed meal company is having to mitigate inflated cost pressures.
The listed used car dealer reintroduces a ‘tough macro’ approach to keep a lid on costs and its buying approach.
The largest locally-owned pharma has delivered double-digit revenue growth and record earnings for FY26.
Stride scoops fees of $8 million on ‘enhanced project activity’, generated by selling its Silverdale Centre to a company it manages.
Commercial real estate investor has identified surplus properties valued at about $139 million.
The NZX-listed port and economic bellwether has posted a strong set of interim financial results, amid the primary sector doing well.
NZX- and ASX-listed travel management software company's full-year income is up by a third, but so is its spending.
NZX and ASX-listed utilities SaaS specialist reiterates full-year guidance as valuation claws back ground lost in last week's sell-off.
The owner of Auckland’s $1.13b Sylvia Park shopping mall's result was broadly in line with market expectations.
‘If you spend a whole lot of money in marketing, and your ebit line is the same or worse than your competitors, you’re bullshitting yourself,’ David Mair says.
The results come after a difficult week for the company, which is dealing with allegations against founder Sir Rod Drury.
The listed aged care provider has hiked its full-year dividend after reporting a 36% lift to its bottom line.
The space company’s quarterly revenue hit US$200m as net loss fell from US$60.6m to US$45m year on year.
At a group level the bank took A$443m in impairment charges due to the more cautious economic outlook and an increase in newly impaired loans.
Expenses jump 57% on software reduction costs.
Bank's revenue was below expectations, and it flagged more losses from bad loans could lie ahead.
