Vista Group International

 Shares in Air NZ jumped 4.3% to 73 cents, also reversing a sharp decline, after the government said it would completely open the borders from August 1           The

Turnover was moderate, with $124.6 million traded across the main board.Air NZ continued to dominate the headlines as investors struggled to get to grips with the $1.2 billion capital raising, prompti

 While the stock nominally dropped 22.2%, the shares trading on the market have effectively held, or even increased, in value.At Air NZ’s current market price, Air NZ rights – which a

 Dominating the headlines this week has been Air NZ’s mammoth capital raise, which is one of the biggest in local market history.Shares in the airline fell another 1.9% to $1.26 today, brin

Analysts broadly trimmed their valuations and target prices for F&P – now ranging between $24 and $30 – but held onto a positive view of the stock in the long term.Jarden upgraded the

Turnover was $172 million.Jeffrey Halley, a market analyst at Oanda, said Asian markets were “cautiously higher this morning as the weekend produced lots of noise, but little of real actionable

Summerset director James Ogden will retire from April 27 after the annual shareholders' meeting and after sitting on the board since September 2011, a month before the company listed on NZX.The bo

 The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 176 points, or 1.5%, to 12,175.85 today.Turnover was $677 million, with an extended trading session allowing the quarterly rebalance of the S&P/NZX and FTSE Rus

Turnover was $213 million.The US Federal Reserve lifted cash rates for the first time since 2018, boosting them just 25-basis points overnight, as widely expected by the market.The central bank govern

Tourists from other countries with visa-waiver access to NZ and those currently holding visitor visas will be able to enter on May 2.Prime minister Jacinda Ardern said the government is considering wh

 The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 22 points, or 0.19%, to 11,805.11Turnover was $128 million.Vista Group International led the decline, falling 3.4% to $1.69, followed by Restaurant Brands which dro

Higher prices potentially destroy demand and choke off growth, while simultaneously driving inflation higher,” said Michael McCarthy, chief strategy officer at Tiger Brokers Austr