Subscribe Login
Retail

Why Foodstuffs won't charge suppliers for shelf space anymore. By Rebecca Stevenson

See details.
Property

Metlifecare objector claims Takeovers Code breaches, lack of info

Jenny Ruth
Mon, 12 Oct 2020

Jenny Ruth
Mon, 12 Oct 2020
RELATED
The shareholder objecting to the $1.28 billion Metlifecare takeover said his grounds revolve around the failure of Metlifecare to publish key assumptions underpinning various valuations and forecasts and the fact that much of this information was "stale."These stale key assumptions undervalued Metlifecare and meant shareholders "could not make a fully-informed decision as to the merits of the Metlifecare scheme," the objector said.Craig Priscott owns 1,000 Metlifecare shares through his company ResIL and said he is mounting...

Use the information you’ve already given Google to create your subscription.

Not convinced yet?

Subscribe to our Daily News Update free newsletter.

Finance
Govt venture fund loses 2nd CEO
Pattrick Smellie | Fri, 04 Dec 2020

The exit comes a day after a new chair was appointed. 

Law & Regulation
Law Commission wants regulation of litigation funders
Victoria Young | Fri, 04 Dec 2020

Class action law reform nudges along

Retail
Funders disappointed as Nido enters receivership
Victoria Young | Fri, 04 Dec 2020

The company pitched as NZ's answer to Ikea has been placed into receivership.

Sponsored
Giltrap joins with Sixt to launch luxury car subscriptions in NZ

The Giltrap Group gets behind the launch of SIXT to offer Kiwis a new more flexible route to car ownership

Sponsored
Looking to future-proof your business management skills?

Job candidates who have the knowledge and skills to manage strategy, data and communications in an agile fashion will undoubtedly have a competitive advantage.

© Content Ltd 2020.