Country’s biggest export terminal pushed profits up 91%, but says it was forced to turn away a proposed new service to the US due to ‘ludicrous’ delays to its berth expansion plans.
The shares fell 12% on the result, but founder and NBR-lister Simon Henry is more confident about 2026.
Listed transport company hopes improving economy will support growth but has not given any formal profit guidance.
Case sales fell 12% but the winemaker has ramped up its marketing spend in a bid to grow again.
TVNZ’s restructure has paid off, with the company posting a full-year profit of $25.7m compared with a $85m loss a year ago.
In his final annual results briefing as CEO, Greg Foran says negotiation of compensation for unusable engines is continuing.
The company delivered 13 new units in Australia in the six months ended June, but expects to bring 300 to market in FY27.
Farm company's top performance came after putting in place a new leadership structure at Pāmu and focusing on core farming.
Country's second busiest port recorded its highest annual volume since the pandemic, while a million tonnes of coal for Huntly also boosted the coffers.
But new CEO Adam Hall says he is proud of the FY25 result.
CEO Mike Roan says gas is the problem so electricity market intervention not necessary.
Developer is considering repurposing its upmarket waterfront Villard development into a five-star hotel as a hedge against residential downturn.
The pizza chain’s shares plunged 17% after the result was announced today.
Resurgent post-pandemic result comes while its international shareholder shops the ferry operator around.
International passenger traffic rose 11% as domestic numbers stalled.
Gentailer maintains dividend despite cashflows at 15-year low.
But Steel & Tube has hit back by pointing the finger at Fletcher Building.
The fast food company’s performance has been affected by minimum wage increases in the market.
CEO Malcolm Johns said the company’s portfolio flexibility enabled the delivery of a solid result.
The editorial board will advise and challenge the company on editorial policy and direction.
It will likely be another year of chopping and changing for the world’s biggest campervan operator with a ‘strategic review’ heralding a divestment from its UK and Ireland business.
The boss of the listed retailer also described Victoria as the ‘most disruptive’ Australian market for retailers.
Recent job cuts and tough trading have prompted the company’s board and its chief executive to cut their pay temporarily by 20%.
Listed fibre network provider expects artificial intelligence to show up differences between competing broadband technologies.
Industry property play has a development pipeline of about $363m in the works across 11 projects, but would like to see its trading discount to NTA ‘tighten up’.
Chief executive Simon Mackenzie delivers last results announcement after 17 years in the role. New CEO to be announced ‘in the next few weeks’.
Shareholders seem pleased with what analysts term a messy annual result, but good in the circumstances.
The NZX-listed bank attempts to stabilise after feeling the pressure from the economic downturn.
Airport's shares drop as conservative guidance rests on shifting aviation market.
The asset class comprises 57% of the company's work in progress.
The impact of trade tariffs in the year ahead is anticipated to be less than $5m.
The bank reported a weaker net profit in the year ended June, and says the next two months are ‘crucial’ for its capital raise process.
Casino operator taps shareholders for $159m rights issue at 70c a share, plus $81m placement to institutions.
Debt must fall to lower half of target range – and then it will think about its payout policy, says building materials group.
The horticulture company handled a record 47 million trays of kiwifruit this year, and lifted annual profit guidance.
Telco’s CEO Jolie Hodson says FY25 was challenging, with profit and revenue down, but ‘not all of the challenges we faced were beyond our control’.
Australian investors are disillusioned with the building products company, which now has its primary listing in New York.
Well-flagged significant costs add to weak trading for the building products and construction group.
Gentailer forecasts $1b operating profit in 2026 after low hydro generation drags 2025 result.
The listed transport company outpaced the economy with higher revenue and profit in the year ended June.
New Zealand Steel’s result was hit by soft demand and energy pricing.
Telstra announced a record result, while the ASX posted profit gains despite being out of favour with investors.
Cinema software provider is also embedding a white label payments system into its Vista Cloud product.
NZX-listed unit trust holds distributions flat, sees 'headwinds' abating.
Second-half performance deteriorated compared with the previous year, with income down and impairments higher.
Farm services group reports higher profits as agriculture sector rebounds.
Well over 30 listed companies will be reporting their financial results in coming weeks.
