Steel & Tube plans for recession despite strong Q1

Steel & Tube plans for recession despite strong Q1
Jenny Ruth
Steel & Tube Holdings' trading through the first quarter of the current financial year has been stronger than expected but the company is still planning for a recession, chief executive Mark Malpass told the annual shareholders' meeting."Trading in the first quarter of 2021 has been stronger than anticipated to date. This recovery reflects a level of resilience in the economy at present, supported by the government's wage subsidy scheme," Malpass said."Construction activity continues to be impacted by softer verti...

More Infrastructure

Fast-track ‘stakeholders’ list released
Economy

Fast-track ‘stakeholders’ list released

Major corporates including Carter Group and Fonterra are on the list.

Victoria Young 19 Apr 2024
Sniffing the breeze on the next four months
Economy

Pattrick Smellie: Sniffing the breeze on the next four months

A soon-to-be international absconder ponders what he'll find on return to NZ.

Pattrick Smellie 19 Apr 2024
Christchurch council wants $47m more from its trading companies
Infrastructure

Christchurch council wants $47m more from its trading companies

“There is no more money to go around,” CCHL chair says.

Oliver Lewis 18 Apr 2024
Port of Auckland upgrades earnings guidance as lease decision looms
Infrastructure

Port of Auckland upgrades earnings guidance as lease decision looms

The port is seeing increased volumes, bucking the national trend.

Oliver Lewis 18 Apr 2024