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Solid Energy, the state-owned coal miner whose chair Pip Dunphy stepped down this week, will delay reporting its first-half accounts.

Bathurst Resources, which last year wrote off the value of assets covered by its Buller coal project, posted a first-half loss as it continues to wait.

New Zealand business confidence improved in February as recent gains in dairy prices turned sentiment around in the agriculture sector, and as low int.

Countdown, the New Zealand supermarket chain owned by Australian retailer Woolworths, increased first-half earnings.

Consumers trading up to premium wine and an improved economy is behind a 19 percent boost in North American sales to 425,000 cases.

Marsden Maritime reports a solid 5.7% profit rise in H1, with full-year gains set to echo last year's figures amid steady cargo flow.

Precinct Properties raises NZD $73.6 million from institutional investors, gearing up for its retail offer to fund major Auckland developments.

Orion Health hailed as the leading vendor in a key healthcare IT study, underscoring its impact on managing and integrating patient data.

New Zealand residential building consents declined for a second month in January, with new housing permits falling at their sharpest pace since August.

Allied Farmers, which is rebuilding after taking over the failed Hanover and United Finance loan books, turned to a profit in the first-half.

Transpower, the state-owned operator of the national electricity grid, hiked its first-half dividend to the government as revenue gained.

Delegat Group, New Zealand's largest listed wine company, has posted a 45 per cent drop in first-half profit, mainly caused by a $10.

Vista Group International, the cinema software and analytics company, reported a smaller drop in annual profit than forecast in last year's offer docu.

Rodney Hyde, chief financial officer of Orion Health Group, has resign from the newly listed healthcare management software firm some three months aft.

Guinness Peat Group, which is rebranding to UK threadmaker Coats after exiting its other investments, reported a 61 percent drop in annual profit afte.

CA Technologies is focusing on helping businesses succeed in the 'landscape where the app is everything' with an updated portfolio of products.

After testing Xero out, I've come to realise that there’s always an exception to the rule, and Xero definitely fits the bill (or should I say invoice).

The New Zealand dollar fell as the greenback advanced after better-than-expected US data on inflation and business orders bolstered confidence about t.

Wall Street was mixed as a decline in oil prices weighed on energy shares, offsetting optimism about a strong US economy and a supportive central bank.

NZX, New Zealand's only licensed stockmarket operator, has entered into an agreement with S&P Dow Jones Indices, the international market indices firm.