Comvita vows a back-to-basics approach after $6.5m half-year loss

Comvita vows a back-to-basics approach after $6.5m half-year loss
Comvita is still working through an industry honey glut. (Image: Hunter-Reilly)
Greg Hurrell
Comvita has reported a $6.5 million loss for the half-year to December 2024 but said it was stabilising and getting back to basics in line with market conditions.The mānuka honey company is looking to reset its culture after what chief executive Brett Hewlett described as a lack of trust because of mounting losses and accounting irregularities.Speaking at a shareholders' meeting on Feb 25, Hewlett said: “We acknowledge the erosion of trust that’s taken place as we’ve had to present a number of bad news results and tha...

More Markets

Mercury takes winter hit, prepares for the next
Markets

Mercury takes winter hit, prepares for the next

Mercury reports first ever net loss after tax.

PGG Wrightson restores dividend as rural returns recover
Primary Sector

PGG Wrightson restores dividend as rural returns recover

Farmer confidence has hit its highest level in more than a decade.

Ryman to pursue ASX dual listing
Property

Ryman to pursue ASX dual listing

No comparable listed company is on the ASX, says CEO.

Government floats special economic zone for Marsden Point
Infrastructure

Government floats special economic zone for Marsden Point

Channel Infrastructure is developing a 120-hectare energy precinct at Marsden.