Ryman puts ‘turnaround’ at top of its agenda as profits fall 98%

Ryman puts ‘turnaround’ at top of its agenda as profits fall 98%
Dean Hamilton will be executive chair until the company finds a replacement chief executive. (Image: Supplied)
Gregor Thompson
After Ryman posted a “messy result” on Monday, company executive chair Dean Hamilton outlined his intent to “turn around” the business.“Shortly after I joined [a year ago], I met with a number of you. There was a strong message of wanting to see change,” he said on the investor’s call after the release. “Hopefully, we can show that we've listened.”New Zealand’s largest independent living and aged care provider’s net profit after tax (Npat) fell 98% to $4.8 million from $...

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Gregor Thompson 22 Apr 2025