Deals dominated the week as Green Cross and Heartland surged.
Company apologises to disappointed shareholding travellers at today’s AGM.
Despite CEO Ross Taylor’s staunch defence of the company’s plumbing product, uncertainty remains about the causes and costs of a leaky pipe crisis in Australia.
After four long, difficult, expensive years since listing on the NZX, Cannasouth reckons it’s reached a turning point.
Saturday’s election result was broadly in line with expectations but a few sectors are primed to prosper under a change of government.
NZ-founded, ASX-listed chemicals group has lost its third director post-IPO.
Initial reaction strongly negative as market digests risks of Australian leaky pipes problem.
Insurance company’s underlying profit expected to be between $7m and $10m, including large events.
In a 90-minute presentation CEO Ross Taylor rebuts claims a faulty product is behind bursting pipes in WA, blaming problems on faulty installation.
Offshore private equity player seems most likely, Sky-watchers suggest, as company stabilises its performance.
