Discounted Kiwi shares offer a healthy yield

Discounted Kiwi shares offer a healthy yield
Shoppers are flocking back to physical stores at Sylvia Park and elsewhere. (Image: Kiwi Property)
Jenny Ruth
Should a company with a solid asset base, steadily improving underlying earnings and a track record of improving dividends have a dividend yield of more than 9%?And, given the improving underlying earnings, should valuers be slashing the value of its assets by more than $213 million between March and September this year?This is the conundrum presented by Kiwi Property; its net rental income was up 6.3% to a record $100m in the six months ended September compared with the same six months last year, while adjusted funds from operations were up 35...

More Infrastructure

150 years of infrastructure spending going ‘boom’
Infrastructure

150 years of infrastructure spending going ‘boom’

We actually spend a lot more on infrastructure than you might think.

Construction suicide costs at $1.3 billion
Infrastructure

Construction suicide costs at $1.3 billion

A survey found that almost one in five workers reported suicidal thoughts.

Chido Machingura 12 Sep 2025
F&P Healthcare one step closer to new Karaka campus
Policy

F&P Healthcare one step closer to new Karaka campus

Auckland Council has approved a request to rezone nearly 90ha going to hearings.

Oliver Lewis 12 Sep 2025
Expressway bidder faces scrutiny amid Sydney rail allegations
Infrastructure

Expressway bidder faces scrutiny amid Sydney rail allegations

NZTA is monitoring the situation as it assesses a local bid involving Webuild.

Oliver Lewis 11 Sep 2025