Ebos lifts first-half profit 30%

Ebos lifts first-half profit 30%
CEO John Cullity said the results reflect Ebos' strength and diversity of assets. (Image: Supplied)
Jenny Ruth
Healthcare company Ebos lifted first-half profit by 30%, reflecting both organic growth and contributions from acquisitions.The company’s net profit for the six months ended December rose to A$132.2 million (NZ$145.899m) from A$101.9m in the same six months a year earlier.Revenue was up 17% to A$6.1 billion while the underlying earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) rose 39.3% to A$289.3m. “The strength and diversity of our portfolio of businesses is reflected as both our healthcare and animal car...

More Infrastructure

Clifford Bay: ‘Time to be bold’
Infrastructure OPINION

Clifford Bay: ‘Time to be bold’

Let us construct modern infrastructure and a new ferry terminal for a better future.

Penk announces compulsory building warranties
Economy

Penk announces compulsory building warranties

Under the proposed change, those responsible pay their share only.

Staff reporters 24 Nov 2025
Air NZ crew confirm strike action
Retail

Air NZ crew confirm strike action

FAANZ president Craig Featherby said members felt they had no choice but to strike.

Staff reporters 21 Nov 2025
Reform wave reshapes energy sector as investors circle NZ
Infrastructure

Reform wave reshapes energy sector as investors circle NZ

Nearly half of surveyed offshore investors planning an acquisition.

Ian Llewellyn 21 Nov 2025