NZX chief talks on SuperLife, IRD dispute
No earnings from SuperLife were included in today's NZX annual results, but a note shows how much profit and revenue could be boosted.
No earnings from SuperLife were included in today’s NZX [NZX] annual results but last month's acquisition could lift revenue by under $7 million in the next half.
To boost its exchange traded funds expansion, NZX completed the purchase of SuperLife in January for $20 million upfront in cash and
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Tue, 17 Feb 2015
Tue, 17 Feb 2015
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NZX chief talks on SuperLife, IRD dispute
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