Fisher & Paykel boss Lewis Gradon gets hefty pay boost after hitting targets

Fisher & Paykel boss Lewis Gradon gets hefty pay boost after hitting targets
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and its managing director Lewis Gradon hit targets for operating revenue, profit and cashflow. (Image: NZME)
Rebecca Stevenson
New Zealand Exchange-listed medical device manufacturer Fisher & Paykel Healthcare says the feedback from US customers on its new solo mask for obstructive sleep apnea has been tremendous. Fisher & Paykel reported its full-year result to March 31 on Wednesday, reporting underlying net profit after tax of $264.4 million after stripping out one-off items including a $98m revaluation of land it purchased at Karaka. Free cashflow rose to $73.8m compared to $12.5m in the previous financial year, while operating revenue wa...

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