The benchmark petered out on Friday, with SaaS firms still out of favour.
NZ RegCo in February suspended trading in the company’s shares following the resignations of multiple directors.
Fuel terminal operator has highlighted ‘synergistic consolidation opportunities’.
Above-guidance performance for the year sees surge in listed port share price, but boss says for any new service to come to the port, something else has to give.
Lack of guidance not acceptable, says Neil Craig, as acquisition bid waits in the wings.
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.
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.
Case sales fell 12% but the winemaker has ramped up its marketing spend in a bid to grow again.
The company delivered 13 new units in Australia in the six months ended June, but expects to bring 300 to market in FY27.
