Metroglass barely broke even in the first half

Metroglass barely broke even in the first half
Chief executive Simon Mander says everyone is being impacted by cost pressures. (Image: supplied)
Jenny Ruth
Metro Performance Glass barely broke even in its first half because of covid-related lockdowns and global supply chain disruption lifting costs.The company reported a net profit of $0.4 million, down from $7.6m in the same six months last year.The latest result included a $2.2m government wage subsidy and the year-earlier first half, which also included lockdowns, included a $6.1m wage subsidy."The lower wage subsidy compared with the prior comparable period was not sufficient to offset the impact of August and September 2021 lockdown, whi...

More Infrastructure

‘Bluewater backbone’: Lyttelton, Auckland ports plan $1b+ of upgrades
Policy

‘Bluewater backbone’: Lyttelton, Auckland ports plan $1b+ of upgrades

Two of the biggest NZ ports are raising prices as they plan major investments.

Oliver Lewis 02 Jul 2025
Cost of Ōtaki to north of Levin highway nears $2b
Infrastructure

Cost of Ōtaki to north of Levin highway nears $2b

In 2020, the lower North Island expressway was costed at just $817m.

Oliver Lewis 01 Jul 2025
The keys to unlocking Northport's land value
Infrastructure

The keys to unlocking Northport's land value

MMH's land is valued at five times less than its next-door neighbour, Channel.

Ian Llewellyn 30 Jun 2025
Food scrap U-turn chills waste sector investment
Infrastructure

Food scrap U-turn chills waste sector investment

The Government’s backtrack on the food waste mandate undermines investor confidence.

Cécile Meier 30 Jun 2025