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Another Restaurant Brands dilemma

ANALYSIS: The share price may be in the doldrums, but the conditions for an opportunistic offer from the fast food operator’s 75% shareholder were put in place years ago.

Tim Hunter Fri, 10 Oct 2025

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Restaurant Brands’ majority shareholder launches takeover bid

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Californian exit ‘not on the table’ for Restaurant Brands

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Love of chicken feeds 62% profit jump at Restaurant Brands

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A fast food frightener

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Fast food takeover pitches to investors’ greed and fear

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Charging towards a KiwiSaver mistake

ANALYSIS: Allowing KiwiSaver funds greater exposure to private assets will be good for fund managers. The benefits for investors are more dubious.

Tim Hunter Fri, 13 Dec 2024

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SolarZero: unclean energy

ANALYSIS: The solar system provider’s failure could taint its managers and investors, particularly BlackRock.

Tim Hunter Fri, 06 Dec 2024

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The audacious IRR-oneous vision of Icehouse

ANALYSIS: A glimpse into the venture capital investor’s financials reveals some pros and cons.

Tim Hunter Fri, 29 Nov 2024

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The Vital question – who benefits?

ANALYSIS: As Vital Healthcare revives a restructuring scheme, directors of its external manager seem particularly antsy about their independence.

Tim Hunter Fri, 22 Nov 2024

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The twilight of the meat co-op

ANALYSIS: Alliance Group, the last 100% farmer-owned red meat co-op, needs at least $150m. Don’t bet on farmers stumping up.

Tim Hunter Fri, 15 Nov 2024

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The grand plan at Scales is working

ANALYSIS: Its trademark apple business has had a tough few years but Scales’ long-term strategy is gaining traction.

Tim Hunter Fri, 08 Nov 2024

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How Spark shot itself in the foot

ANALYSIS: The telco's $305m on-market share buyback signalled poor decision-making.

Tim Hunter Fri, 01 Nov 2024

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The geriatric law now ruling Du Val needs a rev-up

Statutory management has its uses in dealing with dodgy corporates, but it lacks transparency and accountability.

Tim Hunter Fri, 25 Oct 2024

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The index information advantage

ANALYSIS: The rise of index investing has opened a trading opportunity for those in the know.

Tim Hunter Fri, 18 Oct 2024

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Another Restaurant Brands dilemma

Restaurant Brands’ majority shareholder launches takeover bid

Californian exit ‘not on the table’ for Restaurant Brands

Love of chicken feeds 62% profit jump at Restaurant Brands

A fast food frightener

Fast food takeover pitches to investors’ greed and fear

Charging towards a KiwiSaver mistake

SolarZero: unclean energy

The audacious IRR-oneous vision of Icehouse

The Vital question – who benefits?

The twilight of the meat co-op

The grand plan at Scales is working

How Spark shot itself in the foot

The geriatric law now ruling Du Val needs a rev-up

The index information advantage

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