NZSE:EBO
NZSE:EBOHealthcare

EBOS Group (NZSE:EBO) Is Down 5.4% After Earnings Miss and Dividend Update – Has The Bull Case Changed?

EBOS Group Limited recently reported full-year results for the period ending June 30, 2025, posting sales of A$12.27 billion and net income of A$215.14 million, both down from the previous year, and announced ordinary and special cash dividends totalling NZ$0.642 per share. This combination of softer earnings performance with continued dividend payouts highlights the company’s commitment to shareholder returns amid a period of operational and margin pressures. With earnings now lower and new...
NZSE:SUM
NZSE:SUMHealthcare

Strong Half-Year Results and Dividend Affirmation Might Change The Case For Investing In Summerset (NZSE:SUM)

Summerset Group Holdings recently reported its half-year results, with revenue reaching NZ$298.22 million and net income of NZ$127.18 million, both higher than the prior year, and affirmed an ordinary dividend of NZ$0.113 per share for the period ending December 31, 2025. The combination of improved earnings and a consistent dividend may reflect the company’s ongoing strength in meeting both operational and shareholder expectations. We’ll explore how the solid growth in revenue and earnings...
NZSE:PFI
NZSE:PFIIndustrial REITs

3 Undervalued Small Caps With Recent Insider Activity In Global Markets

As global markets navigate a complex landscape marked by stable U.S. inflation and mixed performances across major indices, small-cap stocks have emerged as notable performers, with the Russell 2000 Index consistently outpacing larger counterparts like the S&P 500. Amid this backdrop of economic indicators and market sentiment shifts, identifying promising small-cap opportunities becomes crucial for investors seeking potential growth in today's dynamic environment.
NZSE:MEL
NZSE:MELRenewable Energy

Meridian Energy (NZSE:MEL) Ramps Up Solar Ambitions With $300 Million Te Rahui Joint Venture

Meridian Energy Limited and Nova Energy Limited recently completed agreements to form a 50-50 joint venture for the 400MW Te Rahui solar farm near Taupo, with $300 million in financing secured for the first phase and project offtake agreements established. With the first stage set to deliver power by mid-2026 and both phases expected to supply electricity for around 100,000 homes, this renewable initiative underscores a significant expansion in New Zealand's solar generation capacity. We'll...