Market close: AustralianSuper ups its stake in SkyCity
New Zealand’s benchmark share index edged slightly higher.
New Zealand’s benchmark share index edged slightly higher.
Units in Fonterra rallied sharply after a better-than-expected result.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 0.2 per cent.
The retailer had its first year of “uninterrupted trade” post-pandemic.
Prices for several crucial exports up again at latest auction.
Elsewhere in the markets, Synlait bounced back after a big fall yesterday.
A2 Milk wants to cancel Synlait’s exclusive milk formula production and supply deal.
Fish n' chip shop became a major company. Now Sealord wants it.
Yesterday's half a per cent gain is all but forgotten.
GLP-1 has been wreaking havoc on healthcare stocks around the world.
An investigation has outlined the damage and cause of a devastating car yard fire.
Potential Canadian raider says it won't participate.
Weight-loss drugs could beef up Big Pharma's bottom line.
The New Zealand sharemarket recorded its fourth fall in five trading days.
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Prices for crucial exports staged a partial rebound at this morning's big auction.
SkyCity fell more than 13 per cent.
The council's sale of its Auckland Airport shares provided some excitement for the market.
The index had a choppy trading session on the day National announced its tax plan.
Founder of Navman shoots down stockpiling idea.
However, the New Zealand sharemarket rose slightly.
Annual red meat exports dropped 24 per cent in July.
It was another busy day for company results.
Solid financial results were unable to lift the local market into positive territory.
CEO addresses Sky Box grief, TVNZ's Sky Pod snub, and NZR+.
The latest financial year had been marked by the strong return of international travel.
Ebos led the New Zealand sharemarket to a welcome gain.
The NZ sharemarket was more sympathetic on a lighter day for company reporting.
The gain over the past eight months has now been wiped out.