Where the bloody hell are the listings?

Where the bloody hell are the listings?
Spare a thought for the poor old NZ stock market. (Image: NZME)
Paul McBeth
It’s official: it’s cheaper to list on New Zealand’s stock exchange than on Australia’s securities exchange. So why aren’t we awash with new listings?It’s a little too glib to fall back on the old hoary chestnut that too many people were burned in the 1987 crash – it’s 36 years later, and the memories of those heady days when thousands of investors packed out annual meetings are fading under the weight of a Max Headroom virtual reality.The NZ Superannuation Fund is a big buyer in the local ma...

More Markets

Softer market ignores Budget
Markets Market Close

Softer market ignores Budget

Post-Budget, all eyes are on the Reserve Bank's OCR announcement next Wednesday.

Jamie Gray 23 May 2025
Restaurant Brands ‘does not seem to care’: Shareholder
Retail

Restaurant Brands ‘does not seem to care’: Shareholder

At the fiery annual meeting, a shareholder called the Californian market a ‘sinkhole’.

Gregor Thompson 23 May 2025
Channel increases dividend, mulls ASX listing
Infrastructure

Channel increases dividend, mulls ASX listing

Dividend up from 11c to between 12c and 12.5c. 

Ian Llewellyn 23 May 2025
Which small cap is off to Aussie? Plus results, and more
Markets The Small Cap Wrap

Which small cap is off to Aussie? Plus results, and more

PaySauce, Blis, Aroa, Foley Wines, John McMahon, and more.