NZ's listing environment is quiet but NZX says it's quiet everywhere

NZ's listing environment is quiet but NZX says it's quiet everywhere
Where have all the listings gone, long time passing. (Image: Getty)
Ella Somers
It’s a common misconception that New Zealand companies are running off to Australia to become listed, according to the NZX.“We don't see that happening at all unless it's in a dual-listing situation,” NZX’s general manager of capital markets origination, Sarah Minhinnick, told BusinessDesk.“It’s a really complex market environment at the moment, and you're seeing that play out globally with the subdued period across all exchanges.”Recent research has found that it could cost almost $1 m...

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