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Gentrack revenue misses prospectus forecast
Gentrack Group reported full-year results were largely in line with its 2014 prospectus although revenue was below forecast.
BNZ's record billion-dollar profit
Bank shoots past the billion-dollar mark for the first time.
Hallenstein boosts dividend as profit jumps
Hallenstein Glasson lifted is full-year dividend by 8.8 percent while reporting a 22 percent jump in profit but warned intense retail competition was eroding margins.
Kathmandu closes UK stores
Kathmandu is closing its UK stores after it profits dropped by more than half - a result its chief executive Xavier Simonet described as "disappointing".
Fonterra's $506m profit
Dairy giant announces improved profit just days after increased the number of jobs it was cutting to 750.
Briscoe profits surge 11pc
Profits are up at Briscoe Group - but Kathmandu shareholders solidly rejected its takeover offer.
Southern Cross back in black
New Zealand's biggest medical and health insurer has slipped back into the black, turning last year's $390,000 after-tax deficit into a surplus of $5.7 million.
Wharf woes hit port profit
Ports of Auckland's ill-fated Bledisloe wharf extensions helped drive the Auckland Council-owned company's net profit down by $10.8 million (14.6 per cent) to $63.2 million in the year to June.
Christchurch Airport more than doubles profit
Net profit rose to $37.8 million in the 12 months ended June 30, from $15.7 million a year earlier.
Martin Aircraft posts full-year loss
The $5.2m annual loss comes as it continues developing the world's first commercial jetpack, due out next year.
KiwiRail announces $167m net loss
However, it had a much better 12 months to June 30 than a year earlier, improving EBITA 17 per cent to $91 million.
Vector earnings up on smart meter growth
Vector has posted a 2.8 percent gain in pretax earnings, beating its guidance
NZ Post boosts profit 34pc to $143m
Chief executive Brian Roche said NZ Post starts $30m behind each year from the "structural decline" of the mail business.
Mighty River pays out $296m to shareholders
Mighty River will spring another 2.5 cents per share special dividend for shareholders, having already given 5c in December.
TVNZ lifts profits $10m
TVNZ chief executive Kevin Kenrick says a $10m profit hike is due to a 1 per cent increase in its share of the TV ad market.
F&P Healthcare's Daniell retires, upgrades guidance
F&P Healthcare's boss Mike Daniell says he'll retire this year, as the company announces an upgrade to its earnings guidance.
Landcorp profits plunge 84pc
State-owned farmer Landcorp said its profit fell by 84 per cent due mostly due to lower milk and lamb prices.
Metlifecare almost doubles bottom-line profit
Huge demand in the retirement sector propelled Metlifecare to push up net profit after tax 78.3 per cent to $122.7m.
Air NZ profit: Cheap flights coming
The airline's CEO says to expect a slew of cheap flights off the back of the company's record $496 million profit.
Genesis Energy ups dividends
The company will pay an 8 cents per share final dividend on October 6, an increase from last year's 6.6 cents.
Global markets worry Auckland Airport
Auckland Airport, New Zealand's biggest by market capitalisation, says global instability is tempering its outlook.
Chorus profit sinks 39pc on lower copper prices
Net profit dropped to $91 million, or 19 cents per share, in the 12 months ended June 30, from $148 million, or 31 cents, a year earlier.
Airport profits up as passenger growth surges
Auckland International Airport, has beaten its own guidance with a 3.8pc gain in underlying annual earnings.
Sky TV says profits up to $171m
Sky TV says profits are up 6.4 per cent, despite a small fall in subscriber numbers.
Spark beats expectations
Net profit fell 19 per cent to $375 million but underlying earnings are up.