$20k fee rise angers NZAX firms
A battle is brewing over a nearly fivefold jump in fees for some companies listed on the NZAX alternative market.
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The NZX will this week launch the NXT board, a new market for small, growth-focused firms.
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Powerco's profit falls 20pc as it pays more tax
Powerco, the energy lines company, reported a 20 per cent drop in annual profit as it paid more tax.
Contact shares rocket on return plans
Contact Energy shares jumped more than 14 per cent after announcing it will increase returns to shareholders.
Cooks Global wants 150 coffee stores in China
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Unlisted wants support in face of NZX opposition
Share trading platform Unlisted is applying for an exemption from the Financial Markets Authority.
Time right for banks to list NZ assets
No other advanced economy in the world would allow almost all of its banking system to be owned overseas, writes Paul Glass. "Let's require the big four banks to list 25 per cent of just their NZ operations on the NZ Stock Exchange."
Z Energy operating earnings rise 10pc
Z Energy posted a 10 per cent increase in full-year operating earnings, as fuel and refining margins improved and the service station chain sold more fuel.
Kiwi high-rollers take UK tech hit
London-listed and Kiwi-funded Arria suffered a massive share price plunge after crucial fundraising talks stalled following the loss of its largest customer
Spark no longer NZ's largest company
Spark has fallen from being the NZX's largest listed company by market capitalisation, valued at $6.51 billion in February, to the third largest at $5.17 billion.
Stock Takes: Wall of cash could hit NZ stocks
What would happen if Chinese retail investors got a sudden taste for New Zealand stocks? Until recently that question might have seemed a little preposterous.
Fliway float hits a bump
Fliway Group shares slipped below their $1.20 offer price yesterday after the freight and logistics operator made its sharemarket debut in the first NZX listing of the year.
Mad Butcher store failures 'coincidence'
The owner of the Mad Butcher brand says the liquidation of four of its franchisee-operated budget meat outlets this year is "coincidence".
Index slips after profit drops at Fonterra
New Zealand shares fell, led by Fonterra Shareholders' Fund, after the world's biggest dairy exporter lowered its guidance for dividends
Double whammy from Fonterra results
Expectations that a higher dividend from Fonterra would at least partly offset a low milk price went by the wayside yesterday when the co-operative lowered its dividend forecast range.
Straker gears up for NXT listing
Technology firm Straker Translations is preparing for a listing on stock exchange operator NZX's soon-to-launch NXT market.
Paul Glass: Note of caution over reporting season results
Listed companies release their financial results to investors biannually, in a period informally known as the reporting season.
Dairy helps raise commodity price index
Higher dairy prices pushed ANZ's commodity price index up 1.8 per cent last month.
Hawkesby family firm to float on NZX
Fliway, a transport and logistics company owned by Duncan and Gretchen Hawkesby, has confirmed it will be the first new listing on the NZX this year.
Cash injection will buy time for Xero
A$147 million capital injection from North American investors will buy Xero some breathing room as it forges on with international growth ahead of a potential sharemarket float in the United States, says an analyst.
Tourism Holdings beats forecast
Tourism Holdings, the largest campervan rental business in Australia and New Zealand, more than doubled first-half profit, beating expectations, after cutting costs and fattening margins.