KiwiRail's financial report for the year ended June showed glimmers of hope for an eventual turnaround in the rail network operator's fortunes, but chief executive Jim Quinn realises there is still a way to go.
Dunedin-developed and hosted technology will soon be helping speed up research into genomics.
Green co-leader Russel Norman wasted no time yesterday delving into Mighty River Power's annual profit announcement to relaunch his criticism about the partial sale process.
Niche telecommunications company TeamTalk has again reported an annual profit that caught the eye of brokers.
Heartland New Zealand's June 30 financial results were solid and on forecast but the market will still be looking for the company to gain its banking licence.
The return to reported profit by state-owned Genesis Energy could spark investor interest if the Government's partial sale programme finally starts.
Debt reduction and cash generation were key features of the Hellaby Holdings profit announcement for the year ended June.
The share price of Chorus rose nearly 9% after the company yesterday reported its inaugural profit.
Port Otago will redevelop the former Glendermid Leathers tannery site at Sawyers Bay, remediating the existing contaminated site and creating a storage and distribution warehouse for port-related activities.
Queenstown-based Sam Hazledine is the 2012 Ernst and Young "Young Entrepreneur of the Year", an honour he said yesterday recognised all those involved in his medical recruitment business.
The Inland Revenue Department has played the "moral card" in its Compliance Focus, effectively telling New Zealanders they have a civic duty to pay tax for the betterment of society and that tax evasion is wrong.
Good income to investors from dividends being paid by companies is a feature so far of the June reporting season.
Sky Network Television disappointed the market with its outlook for the 2013 financial year.
Telecom investors appeared frightened off yesterday by the release of a complicated set of annual accounts, dumping the stock and forcing the share price down 9% soon after the June year profit was filed.
New Zealand Post has reported a much improved operating profit but the improvements hide some challenges the government-owned enterprise continues to face.
Skellerup Holdings was in the best shape it had been for many years, chairman Sir Selwyn Cushing said yesterday as the company reported its financial results.
The past 12 months have been a thrilling ride for Pacific Edge, but chief executive David Darling said yesterday that more excitement was on the way for the company and its shareholders.
Trade Me investors were yesterday rewarded with a higher-than-forecast dividend, but some still abandoned the company, believing the increased profit was not good enough.
Successful cost reductions will be a key part of the new Telecom's financial results for the six months to June expected out tomorrow, Forsyth Barr broker Tom Bliss says.
A tight control of costs helped Government-owned Kiwibank report an operating profit of $111 million for the year ended June, nearly three and a-half times the profit reported last year.
