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Tegel warns Gita disruptions could hit profit by as much as $2 million

Tegel warns Gita disruptions could hit profit by as much as $2 million

By Rebecca Howard Feb. 22 (BusinessDesk) - Tegel Group, New Zealand's biggest poultry producer, said recent one-off costs could hit net profit by as much as $2 million after the water supply to one of its processing plants was cut off by ex-cyclone Gita and after an ammonia le...

Rebecca Howard 22 Feb 2018
Steel & Tube interim CEO Mark Malpass takes top job permamently

Steel & Tube interim CEO Mark Malpass takes top job permamently

By Paul McBeth Feb. 22 (BusinessDesk) - Steel & Tube interim chief executive Mark Malpass has been appointed to the top permanently, a day before the steel products maker reports first-half earnings.  A former executive at Fletcher Building and Fulton Hogan, Malpass has bee...

Paul McBeth 22 Feb 2018
Airlines, travel agents, rental cars ride booming NZ tourism

Airlines, travel agents, rental cars ride booming NZ tourism

By Rebecca Howard Feb. 22 (BusinessDesk) - Companies exposed to New Zealand's booming tourism sector are reaping the benefits with Tourism Holdings doubling its first-half profit, Air New Zealand lifting its dividend, Qantas Airways' Jetstar unit reporting higher passenger num...

Rebecca Howard 22 Feb 2018