The NZX-listed port and economic bellwether has posted a strong set of interim financial results, amid the primary sector doing well.
Fonterra was a standout as the dairy giant delivered a solid first half.
The ongoing terminal integration project means less space inside the terminal as check-in counters are replaced by self-service kiosks.
The $80.6m first-half loss is a real blow to management, who are determined to target revenue and margin growth.
Dairy cooperative’s CEO Miles Hurrell says there is still plenty of demand emerging from the Middle East.
KMD Brands tumbled amid chatter of a recapitalisation.
Dual-listed retirement village operator is asking shareholders to approve a resolution at its annual meeting to increase the director fee pool by more than 13%.
Bourns' $1.55 per share offer has been extended until April 13.
ANALYSIS: If a $1b subsidy buys an LNG terminal, what’s it worth to reduce our reliance on imports?
NZ’s economy grew at a slower pace than anticipated in the December quarter.