Napier Port lifts Q3 earnings, no end in sight for supply chain disruption
Log exports have boosted Napier Port's Q3 earnings.
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Debt-free Steel & Tube back in black with $16m profit
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How Freightways plans to navigate level 4 lockdown
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Pushpay acquires US-based streaming platform for $219.3m
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New director for Auckland port board
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My Food Bag gets grilling from shareholders
The company's share price has slumped since listing and it has lost key management.
Air travel scramble: Air NZ stands firm on refund policy
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F&P Healthcare's revenue edged back from Covid highs
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Mercury earnings take hit on low rainfall and Kawerau outage
The company forecasts a better year in 2022.
PGG Wrightson profit up 33 per cent, debt plummets
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Contact lifts profit by 24%, makes a case for 'ThermalCo'
Contact Energy put in a solid earnings result for the 2021 year,
Plexure chairman talks up $125m merger deal
Deal offers diversification, growth opportunities and synergies.
Fixing the ferries: Ambitious plans for harbour transport
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Grant Robertson tells Air NZ to push back capital raise
Airline had been expected to announce plans to raise $1 billion before the end of August.
Days after blackouts, Genesis 'signals intent' to develop solar
Energy company says it is actively discussing a joint venture for North Island solar.
Rebel Sport reacts as UK giant readies first Auckland store
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IkeGPS seeks to raise A$18.2m for acquisitions
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