The company is forecasting yet another bumper year.
Shareholders to receive capital return of $2 a share when deal completes next year.
‘I haven’t had a conversation with anyone, anywhere in the last six months where tariffs don’t come up,' says CEO Lewis Gradon.
Listed company seeks to maintain required board independence as tomorrow's annual meeting fight looms.
The NZX-listed bank attempts to stabilise after feeling the pressure from the economic downturn.
Airport's shares drop as conservative guidance rests on shifting aviation market.
The company insists it needs to pay global rates for global talent.
The asset class comprises 57% of the company's work in progress.
The impact of trade tariffs in the year ahead is anticipated to be less than $5m.
The bank reported a weaker net profit in the year ended June, and says the next two months are ‘crucial’ for its capital raise process.
