After ‘one of our best years ever from a revenue perspective, when you take out those two post-Covid years’, Bayley Corporation top achievers were treated to a holiday in Dubai.
Palmerston North’s Higgins family has run into opposition from local iwi over plans to develop a new residential precinct on some of its disused industrial land on the eastern outskirts of the city.
Former Pushpay director Peter Huljich finally outed himself in May 2025 as the convicted insider trader in Pushpay shares.
The family’s Invercargill HW Richardson’s sustainability report for 2024 shows 49 companies in total, including a network of 118 fuel stops under the Allied brand nationally.
In 2025 Aharoni revealed he’d bought the Reading Cinemas complex from Reading International for $38m – and also had an agreement to lease it back to the cinema chain when refurbished.
Despite success with the Ōmarino subdivision, Craig Heatley failed in a bid to fast-track the development of a 200 to 250-berth marina there in partnership with Hopper Developments.
After a cynical report in late February suggesting the 2025 launch timeline for Neutron was unrealistic, Peter Beck responded by saying bringing Neutron to market wasn’t his first ‘rodeo’.
Jeff Douglas is forecasting a significant rise in revenue in the 2026 financial year off the back of some new product releases and an expected lift in sales to the US, depending on what happens with tariffs on NZ exports.
This year, the Meehan’s 244-hectare Winton Sunfield project in Auckland was listed as one of 59 residential projects in the Government’s list of fast-tracked projects, under its Fast-track Approval Act.
Normally very private, Justin Wyborn recently chose to go public with a video saying: ‘Welcome to 2025! ... Wyborn Capital is back in action.’
