Ralec owners set first earn-out target, court hears
NZX's former head of strategy told the High Court Ralec set the first target Clear failed to meet.
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Trading quiet as investors mull results
New Zealand shares were mixed on a relatively quiet Monday as the market digested results posted by companies with a March 31 balance date.
Sky TV's bounce from sell off helps index
New Zealand shares rose as Sky Network Television gained on perceptions it may be closer to fair value.
'Settling exchange dispute better for both parties'
NZX chief executive Tim Bennett says settling the long-running dispute with the former owners of the Clear Grain Exchange would have been in both parties' interests.
US view ignites overseas sales
New Zealand shares fell from a record high as speculation about a Federal Reserve rate hike next month drove up the US dollar
NZ stock market in tip top shape
As the benchmark S&P/NZX50 share index heads towards yet another record high, NZX chief executive Tim Bennett says the market is in great shape.
Keeping the score on the capital markets front
Do we have the foundations in place to ensure New Zealand's capital market can perform, asks Tim Bennett
Capital Markets: Farmers can look into the future
The NZX is launching new dairy futures and options contracts as a way to lessen the volatility in milk prices.
New investor groups spice up private equity market
The emergence of new investor groups such as iwi and community trusts will introduce additional liquidity into the private equity sector, says the latest EY survey.
Energy firms power index to record
New Zealand shares rose, pushing the S&P/NZX 50 Index to a new record on expectations Meridian Energy will be a key beneficiary of proposed changes to electricity transmission charges.
SkyCity leads drop in NZX50 stock index
Spark, Precinct Properties and energy firms among the falls but Xero goes against trend to extend Friday's gains.
Mark Weldon in witness box
Former MediaWorks chief executive Mark Weldon has been thrust into the public eye again, this time to answer questions in a courtroom witness box.
Sharemarket falls as Sky TV loses viewers
NZ shares fell on renewed concerns that Sky Network Television will struggle to maintain subscriber numbers in the face of new internet-based rivals.
NZ index tags on to offshore slide
New Zealand shares joined a slide in equity markets that started on Wall Street and continued into Asia.
Orion gains lead market to new record
New Zealand shares reached a fresh record, as Orion Health Group advanced while Sky Network Television's losing streak continued.
Director denies NZX underspent on platform
NZX director Neil Paviour-Smith told the High Court the company spent no more than A$10 million on developing the Clear Grain Exchange.
NZX director rejects Ralec funding claim
NZX director and Forsyth Barr managing director Neil Paviour-Smith has rejected Ralec's claims in the High Court.
Weldon's performance queried
Former NZX chief executive Mark Weldon was under pressure from his board over the his performance when he stopped funding for Clear Grain Exchange.
Tegel 'straining at leash' to push ahead
$300 million raised in float will help fund overseas expansion as shares jump 5.2% on first day of trading.
Tegel shares debut at a 9% premium
The Tegel shares were widely expected to trade at a premium to the $1.55 IPO price.
Westpac drags index lower after result
New Zealand shares fell after Westpac Banking Corp posted earnings that missed estimates on increased impairments.
Stock Takes: Tegel not crowing about IPO
COMMENT: Tegel's sharemarket listing could be the most high-profile float the NZX will see this year. But the company is taking a low-key approach to its big day.
Platform opens contracts on top NZ stocks to world
Trading platform operator CMC Markets has launched share contracts over the top 45 stocks listed on the NZX.
Float sparks talk of chicken and apple parallels
Tegel Group Holdings' share sale has at least some passing similarities to that of Scales Corp, which went public in 2014.
Tegel IPO comes in at bottom of range
The first IPO of the year was oversubscribed, says Tegel, but shares are being issued at $1.55 each.
Strong demand for Tegel shares
Demand for Tegel's shares is strong, but mum and dad investors are encouraged to approach with caution.
Review highlights reporting rules
Submissions to an NZX review show many market participants are keen to reduce "fragmentation" in corporate governance reporting requirements.
Shares pounded amid China food import crackdown
Infant formula and health supplement firms are taking a sharemarket pounding today.