ANALYSIS: Vital investors foot the bill for ditching a dud idea

ANALYSIS: Vital investors foot the bill for ditching a dud idea
Jenny Ruth
By Jenny Ruth Sept. 2 (BusinessDesk) - Investors were mightily relieved when Vital Healthcare Property Trust’s manager announced in May that Vital wouldn’t be party to buying Healthscope properties for A$1.25 billion. Trading in Vital speaks volumes: the unit price jumped from $2.12 on May 9, the day before Canada-based NorthWest Healthcare Properties Real Estate Investment Trust’s announcement, to as high at $2.65 in July. But the relief is rather like the deliverance you feel when you stop banging your head against a brick wall. I...

More Opinion

Repackaging NZ, the struggle to sell
Opinion

Dileepa Fonseka: Repackaging NZ, the struggle to sell

This country falters in promoting its future on the world stage.

The Ferrari stock business model
Opinion

Simon Robertson: The Ferrari stock business model

Part one of our columnist's July series on business models.

Simon Robertson 06 Jul 2024
Light at the end of Holidays Act reform tunnel
Law & Regulation

Bronwyn Heenan: Light at the end of Holidays Act reform tunnel

We are finally going to see the proposal for sensible changes to holiday legislation.

Bronwyn Heenan 05 Jul 2024
Finally, a small stand is made against Big Tech
Opinion

Peter Griffin: Finally, a small stand is made against Big Tech

However, we look set to repeat the errors of the Web 2.0 era.

Peter Griffin 04 Jul 2024