
NZ Shareholders' Association says Synlait deal a 'dead rat' for minorities
The Shareholders' Association says the Synlait recapitalisation plan will hit minorities.
The Shareholders' Association says the Synlait recapitalisation plan will hit minorities.
Steel & Tube expects conditions to improve in 2025.
Financial Times: Chicken Soup fight's ugliness has shocked even distressed debt veterans.
Airlines have Qantas as a common rival and say 'romance is back' after an earlier bust-up.
Steady result for fuel infrastructure company.
Hurrell says earnings expected to be at the top end of forecast range.
PEP says it's no 'barbarian at the gate'.
'For our own professionalism and self-worth, it’s about delivering great results.'
Plus, My Food Bag earns chart of the week, reaction to Infratil story.
There has been some buyer interest in it.
Plus: A pricing review is on the way.
Cash-strapped Synlait has outlined details of its plan to pay off debt.
'We expect it will take time to see the flow-through to consenting and actual work.'
Losses from Higgins, intense competition, poor trading conditions feature in huge loss.
Report went in last Friday, PwC says. Nothing has been released in public yet.
Power company Mercury NZ says pressure on the electricity system will remain.
Vital is due to deliver its full-year result next Tuesday.
Australian telco Optus has notified Sky of delays to its Optus 11 satellite.
The media company's results are due out this week.
Financial Times: Leap in number of large companies citing new tech as potential hazard.
A2 Milk expected to report a healthy gain in its annual net profit on Monday.
From Z Energy to data centres: Infratil's 18.7 per cent annual return journey.
Financial Times: New chief's move makes him one of America's best-paid bosses.
A2 Milk will make a one-off payment to Synlait of $24.75 million.
Financial Times: Renewed optimism, good supermarket result sparked rally on Wall Street.
Financial Times: Sharp divisions among managers over the outlook for chip-making giant.
D-day looms for minority shareholders in struggling dairy company.
Whatever happened to the Avon ladies?
Financial Times: Chip that powers Pay and Wallet apps will be accessible — for a fee.
Proud Kiwi and gaming specialist who served five years in the New Zealand Army.