Tourism Holdings surged on a rosier outlook.
Auckland Airport gained momentum through the day.
The company is continuing its rapid transition from a property company to a key player in the digital economy.
The company is predicting a marginal increase in profit in for the full year as airline capacity remains below pre-Covid levels.
The introduction of mandatory carded play takes a bite out of the casino operator’s half-year results.
The fish transport vessel will cost about $72m over an eight-year lease, but could generate an extra $60m in annual revenue.
Spark declared an 8 cent dividend for the first half, down from 12.5 cents in February 2025. Will shareholders need to get used to this new normal?
Spark and Fletcher’s earnings left investors wanting more.
If successful, the bidders will split the company into US and ‘rest of world’ operations, which would include New Zealand Steel.
Building materials group sees no meaningful recovery until 2027.