Receivers are still chasing millions owed to a collapsed finance company linked to incarcerated Blackwell Global founder Michael Chai. Michael Chai, or Kaw Sing Chai, was arrested in the Philippines
New Zealand's sharemarket rule enforcer is warning investors about trading in listed company Being AI after its share price increased more than threefold since it listed at the start of the week. In a
The 5th oldest company listed on the New Zealand stock exchange has fought back against claims made by the NZ Shareholders Association backing its intention to vote against its AGM resolutions seeking
The second-largest provider of funeral services in Australia and NZ has bought two New Zealand companies working in the industry. Propel Funeral Partners told the Australian stock market in an anno
Disgraced former National party candidate Jake Bezzant has resigned his directorship at Invisible Urban Charging.Now-sole director Nigel Broomhall told BusinessDesk he had informed all the company’s
The business practices of a major construction company “can only be described as corrupt”, Vector claimed in the closing stages of its private prosecution against the entity. The company at the ce
Being AI chief executive David McDonald explains the aspirations for the newly listed company and why listing on the New Zealand stock exchange was a key step in those plans. McDonald and his assemble
After years of bringing together cloud products, adding a little engineering and business strategy magic, and then implementing and managing bespoke cloud services, Dave Howden is out to do the same t
Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service is officially heading to New Zealand thanks to an expanded agreement with Perth-based internet service provider Pentanet. The Australian securities exchange
The liquidator's initial report into David Henry’s failed Kinleith Land and Infrastructure business suggests creditors are owed at least $1.57 million. Liquidators Jared Booth and Tony Maginness of
The New Zealand Merino Company expects to fall into the red for the current financial year, with tough trading conditions putting pressure on earnings.While it reported a net profit of $1.8 million fo
A downturn in profit for Lyttelton Port Company helped drag down the overall result for the Christchurch council-owned group of companies. The South Island port isn’t the only port company to be aff
The New Zealand Refining Company is the country's only oil refinery and the leading supplier of refined petroleum products to the New Zealand market, including petrol, diesel, aviation fuel and other.
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New Zealand software company Idiom has been acquired by Manchester-based Heywood Pension Technologies for 'eight figures'. Idiom is a business rules software specialist that develops and licences its.
Property owners who say they suffered more than $40 million in damages when a fire devastated Lake Ōhau Village in the South Island in 2020 have been told by the High Court to refine their statement
Disagreements between company directors can quickly escalate and, if unchecked, can cause significant disruption to the business. Director disputes in a company may emerge from several situations, s
Liquidators of a collapsed live export partnership have failed to take a claim against a shipping company that didn’t turn up for its voyage. PwC’s Malcolm Hollis and Wendy Somerville had managed
New Zealand Rural Land Company Limited Ordinary Shares Company Details Registered Office: Duncan Cotterill, 50 Customhouse Quay, Wellington Postal Address: Duncan Cotterill, 50 Customhouse Quay, W
Director Susan Peterson takes the hours of each board meeting for the year and multiplies by four. She knows when she has board meetings as much as two years out and plans accordingly. “I work out w
CMO originated in 1859 from a coach-building operation at 89 Courtenay Place Wellington. In 1881 it merged into Rouse & Hurrell, a partnership that formed into a limited liability company in 1902. The
Australian Foundation Investment Company Limited specializes in investing in Australian equities. The company has a diverse portfolio of 75 Australian companies. The company follows a dividend reinves
Australian-listed Coventry Group is buying New Zealand company Steelmasters for A$42.1 million (NZ$45.8m). Steelmasters is a supplier and manufacturer of industrial and speciality fasteners through it
An Australian mining company is looking to raise more than A$30 million (NZ$32.8m) to “rapidly advance” a Central Otago gold mining project. Australian securities exchange (ASX)-listed Santana Min
A covid-19 testing company owned by an Australian man whose liquor company gave away a McLaren has been placed into liquidation. Rhys Cain and Larissa Logan of Ernst & Young were appointed as liquida
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