The Warehouse: Adamantem still hunting a bargain

The Warehouse: Adamantem still hunting a bargain
The Warehouse has plenty to excite a buyer, retail analysts say. (Image: NZME)
Rebecca Stevenson
A month after The Warehouse Group halted takeover talks, hopes of a deal are still alive. The Warehouse Group founder Stephen Tindall's and Australian private equity outfit Adamantem Capital’s $590 million bid to buy the struggling retailer was knocked back on Aug 2. That proposed bid for The Warehouse, which valued its shares at up to $1.70, is understood not to have won over its third-largest shareholder, the Norman retailing dynasty – the family behind Pascoes The Jewellers, Farmers, and Whitcoulls. J...

More Markets

NZ sharemarket continues momentum, Skellerup sees green
Markets Market Close

NZ sharemarket continues momentum, Skellerup sees green

 The Red Band gumboot-maker said it earned $54.5m after tax. 

Tom Raynel 21 Aug 2025
Xero board faces 'first strike' over CEO pay
Markets

Xero board faces 'first strike' over CEO pay

Xero investors fire warning shot at directors willing to pay big for talent.

Staff reporters 21 Aug 2025
Auckland airport dynamics returning to normal
Markets

Auckland airport dynamics returning to normal

Yields are improving for airlines operating into Auckland, but earnings look flat ahead. 

Pattrick Smellie 21 Aug 2025