DGL Group

Precinct Properties fell 3.3% to $1.34, Oceania Healthcare dropped 3% to 96 cents and Goodman Property Trust units were down 2.4% at $2.07.On the other side of the board, Steel & Tube Holdings jum

“And the strength of that dollar is pushing it up in NZ.”He said the aged care sector had a “better day today”, which was why the index hadn’t fallen by much by the close

Turnover was $150 million.US stocks rebounded overnight led by the technology companies which were worst affected by the recent correctionThe Nasdaq Composite climbed almost 1%, while the Dow Jones fe

The shortfall bookbuild on May 5 auctioned off unclaimed shares at 81 cents per share Chemical company and distributor DGL Group was down 3.7% to $3.16 today, following disgraced chief executive

Turnover was $153 million.It was the tightening covid restrictions in Shanghai and Beijing that sent Asian share markets sliding, according to many market watchers.Reuters reported Shanghai authoritie

Within the broader equity market, an eye-watering 120 stocks fell and only 22 roseTurnover was $141.3 million.Going into the weekend, the Federal Reserve’s 50 basis point hike continues to make

ZB secured a cumulative weekly audience of 744,000 people, up from 713,000 in the December survey.Utility pole management company ikeGPS ended the day down 6.9% at 81c and was one of the weakest perfo

Turnover was $164 million.NZ investors were taking their lead from US markets which all bounced overnight on positive earnings reports.“This further reinforced the view that corporate America is

All three are growth stocks facing sectoral challenges and not expanding as fast as investors had hoped.The index’s largest stock, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, also declined 3.4% to $22.26 to

Auckland International Airport rose 0.7% to $7.70.“Air NZ’s capital raise has been talked about since covid began so it's certainly no surprise that they’ve finally announced it,

 Shares in chemical logistics company DGL Group surged 11.6% to $3.27 after it hiked its earnings guidance way above the forecast in its initial public offer prospectus last year.The dual-listed

DGL Group shares climbed 10.9% after the trans-Tasman chemical maker and distributor raised its earnings outlook after its recent buying spree.The dual-listed company expects to report revenue of A$34