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Maersk to build cold store at Hamilton 'superhub'
Infrastructure

Maersk to build cold store at Hamilton 'superhub'

The world's second-largest shipping and logistics company is putting down some inland port roots in the Waikato, helping feed its key maritime ports.

Staff reporters 18 May 2022
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Vital Healthcare $200m capital raising ends with 19.3m unit shortfall
Infrastructure

Vital Healthcare $200m capital raising ends with 19.3m unit shortfall

NZX-listed real estate companies are trading at an average of about a 20% discount to net tangible assets. 

Staff reporters 17 May 2022
Steel & Tube annual operating profit to be up more than 69%
Infrastructure

Steel & Tube annual operating profit to be up more than 69%

While Steel & Tube's revenue was up 25% in the 10 months ended April on the same months a year earlier, volumes were up just 8%.

Jenny Ruth 16 May 2022
Ryman tossed out of the MSCI; Macquarie says buy
Infrastructure

Ryman tossed out of the MSCI; Macquarie says buy

Macquarie analyst Nick Mar wrote a note before the MSCI decision came out, but still said he expects Ryman shares to outperform.

Jenny Ruth 16 May 2022