Turners Automotive Group

Turners Automotive Group (formerly Turners Limited) has been formed through the 2014 merger of New Zealand's largest vehicle and machinery retailer, Turners Auctions, and leading consumer finance and insurance business, Dorchester Pacific.


Company Details

Registered Office: Level 8, 34 Shortland Street, Auckland 1010
Postal Address: PO Box 1232, Shortland Street, Auckland 1140
Telephone: 0800-100-601
Facsimile: n/a
Website: https://www.turnersautogroup.co.nz/
First Listed: 01/01/1985
Balance Date: 31 March
AGM: 23/08/2023

Directors and Executives

Grant Baker
Chairman
Martin Berry
Independent Non-Executive Director
Matthew Harrison
Non-Executive Director
Todd Hunter
Chief Executive Officer
Alistair Petrie
Non-Executive Director
Lauren Quaintance
Independent Director
John Roberts
Independent Director
Aaron Saunders
Chief Financial Officer
Anthony Vriens
Independent Director

Announcements

Title Date Type
Director Nominations Thu, Jun 05 2025 09:53 am MEETING
Turners - Exercise of share options Wed, May 28 2025 12:15 pm SECISSUE
Reminder and weblink for results presentation Mon, May 26 2025 09:37 am GENERAL
Turners FY25 result caps off a decade of sustainable growth Mon, May 26 2025 09:07 am HALFYR
Todd Hunter appointed Executive Director for Turners Fri, May 23 2025 11:34 am GENERAL
Weblink for Turners FY25 Results Presentation Wed, May 14 2025 08:30 am GENERAL
D&O Ongoing Disclosure - Alistair Petrie Wed, Apr 30 2025 09:40 am SHINTR
DRP Capital Change Notice Tue, Apr 29 2025 10:52 am SECISSUE
Dividend Reinvestment Plan Strike Price Wed, Apr 16 2025 08:30 am GENERAL
Turners Q3 Dividend Declared Wed, Apr 02 2025 08:57 am CORPACT

Major Holdings Announcements

Date Name No. Held % Current
01/12/22 Bartel Holdings Limited 10,142,642 10.68 11.70
23/06/21 Salt Funds Management Limited 4,302,937 6.00 5.00
06/08/19 Milford Asset Management Limited 4,336,386 5.81 4.99
08/06/18 Baker Investment Trust No 2 5,449,925 - 6.43
08/06/18 Harrigens Trustees Limited 5,179,294 7.01 6.11
21/09/17 Milford Funds Limited 5,777,070 5.18 6.96

Director’s Interests Announcements

Date Name No. Held % Details Other
26/01/24 John Roberts 104,423 - - -
26/01/24 Alistair Petrie 11,133,240 - - -
19/12/23 Matthew John Harrison 5,002,294 - - -
18/12/23 Grant Keith Baker 6,000,000 - - -
29/08/23 Aaron Dean Saunders 430,554 - - -
04/07/23 Todd William Hunter 916,819 - - -
31/08/22 Antony Vriens 7,800 - - -
31/08/22 David Malcolm McClatchy 5,484 - - -
31/08/22 Fiona Oliver 2,780 - - -
09/12/21 Paul Anthony Byrnes 1,821,211 - - -
08/07/19 Martin Edward Berry 500,000 - - -
07/10/16 Matthew Hill 5,040,448 7.95 - -

Analysts’ Forecasts

profit2021 profit2022 eps2021 dps2021 sales2021 ebit2021 ebitda2021
mean 34.7 39.7 25.0 363.9 16.1 28.9
high 34.7 39.7 25.0 363.9 16.1 28.9
low 34.7 39.7 25.0 363.9 16.1 28.9
sample 1 0 1 1 1 1 1

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Last Updated: 26/01/2024


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