Big week for NZ stocks: five to watch as the NZX reports

CEO's in the spotlight this earnings season (L-R) Auckland Airport's Carrie Hurihanganui, Fletcher's Andrew Reding, A2's David Bortolussi, Ebos' John Cullity and Spark's Jolie Hudson.

Rebecca Stevenson

Mon, 17 Feb 2025

Monday kicks off an action-packed week of results. It is half-year time, where we get a glimpse under the hood of some of NZ’s largest listed companies and hopefully a sense of where the economy is heading too. Infant formula juggernaut A2 Milk is first up on Monday followed by Freightways, Fletcher Building and Ebos on Wednesday, and SkyCity, Auckland International Airport, Spark, Genesis, Sky TV and the NZX itself finish out the week. Craigs Investment Partners’ Mark Lister said in his preview that the period this r...

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