New Zealand Metals and Mining Stock News

Meridian Energy (NZSE:MEL) has drawn fresh attention after reporting a return to net profit for the year to June 30, 2026, alongside announcing an ordinary and supplementary dividend to shareholders. The earnings rebound and dividend news come after a softer run for Meridian Energy’s share price. It is trading at NZ$5.44 after declining 6.04% over the last 90 days and 4.56% over 30 days, even though the 5-year total shareholder return is 29.02%. Compare Meridian Energy's renewed profit and...

Air New Zealand stock closed at NZ$0.385, down over the past week and month, just as investors absorbed a fresh full year loss and a heavier debt load. The headline is simple and uncomfortable. The airline carried around NZ$7.0b of revenue yet still reported a net loss from continuing operations of NZ$242m over the last twelve months, and net debt climbed to about NZ$1.9b to NZ$2.0b. For short term traders that is enough to keep pressure on the share price. For longer term holders the real...

Delegat Group stock closed at NZ$4.50 on the day of its full year results, capping a strong three month run, yet the headline story is not the share price. The wine maker just reported trailing net profit margin of 10.8%, down from 14%, which puts profitability under a harsher spotlight than the recent rally suggests. For long term holders, the tension is clear. Forecast earnings growth of about 14.9% a year and a 4.44% dividend yield are pulling in one direction, while a thinner margin...

Channel Infrastructure NZ walked into this result priced for perfection after a strong run, yet the stock closed at NZ$3.42 today with only a modest lift in recent weeks. The headline is simple: solid fuel infrastructure earnings met a high bar, but the real story sits in how that strength lines up against a stretched 52.3x P/E and a 3.8% dividend that leans on a geared balance sheet. Revenue of NZ$72.9m for the half and trailing net profit margin of 19% keep the long term infrastructure...

Last week, you might have seen that Air New Zealand Limited ( NZSE:AIR ) released its yearly result to the market. The...

Why EBOS Group’s latest earnings and dividend matter now EBOS Group (NZSE:EBO) has released full year 2026 results alongside a confirmed final dividend. This gives investors fresh information on both recent trading performance and the level of cash returns to shareholders. The company reported full year sales of A$13,486.68m and net income of A$225.19m for the period to 30 June 2026, with basic earnings per share from continuing operations of A$1.098. EBOS Group’s latest earnings and dividend...

Investors in Summerset Group Holdings Limited ( NZSE:SUM ) had a good week, as its shares rose 9.9% to close at NZ$8.52...

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NZX Limited ( NZSE:NZX ) shareholders will have a reason to smile today, with the analysts making substantial upgrades...

Genesis Energy stock has crept higher in recent weeks, yet today’s full year numbers give investors a different focal point. The key story is margin pressure in a business that the market has been pricing on a rich multiple and a long term electrification thesis. Group net profit margin over the last twelve months sat at 3%, down from 4.6% the previous year, and reported earnings still reflect a NZ$24.3m one off gain. With the share price at NZ$2.70 and a trailing P/E of 41.8x, the gap...

Precinct Properties NZ & Precinct Properties Investments came into this result with the stock under pressure, down over 7% in the past month and trading around NZ$1. That set the bar low for a company long treated as a premium office landlord with a reliable income story. The earnings print put that reputation under the microscope. Funds From Operations, the core cash earnings measure for real estate investment trusts, landed at NZ$0.0731 per share and the board kept the NZ$0.0675 dividend...

Celebrations may be in order for Scales Corporation Limited ( NZSE:SCL ) shareholders, with the analysts delivering a...

Summerset Group Holdings stock barely flinched into these results, up only modestly over the past week, even though the headline numbers landed with real weight. The market is still treating this retirement operator as a low expectations story, yet half year net income of NZ$171.4m on revenue of NZ$200.3m keeps profitability firmly in focus. The sentiment gap widens when investors remember that trailing earnings include a very large one off gain of NZ$367.7m. Today is less about a quick...

Auckland International Airport (NZSE:AIA) has drawn attention after releasing full year 2026 earnings, reporting higher sales and revenue but lower net income and earnings per share compared with the prior year. The latest figures appear to have cooled some of the recent enthusiasm, with Auckland International Airport’s share price edging down over the past week and month. However, the 90 day share price return of 3.63% and 1 year total shareholder return of 15.08% still point to positive...

Meridian Energy heads into this earnings day with the stock down over the past week, month and quarter, yet still trading around NZ$5.50 and on a very rich P/E of 112x. The immediate price reaction only shows that traders are focused on the latest headline. The real story is in what these results indicate about profit quality and valuation. The headline this time is simple. Meridian Energy has swung back into profit over the last twelve months and is now paying a higher dividend, yet the...

Winton Land entered its earnings announcement with a share price that had fallen 7.9% over the past week and 24.1% over the past three months, even after a 17.3% gain over the last month. The market has treated the stock as a volatile property exposure. The FY26 numbers present a different picture. Revenue reached NZ$188.8m and net profit after tax was NZ$22.7m. For a developer, a key figure is gross margin, which stood at 45.4%. The central question now is whether that margin performance...

NZME headed into this earnings season as a low‑expectation media stock with a modest share price climb over the past month. Yet the latest half year has delivered a cleaner story than the valuation suggests. At NZ$1.115, investors are still pricing in caution, while the company has put solid numbers on the board. The headline is simple. NZME generated NZ$167.1m of operating revenue in H1 2026 and turned that into NZ$26.5m of operating earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and...

Contact Energy operating results shift toward geothermal and hydro output Contact Energy (NZSE:CEN) reported its July 26, 2026 operating results with lower thermal generation of 15 GWh compared with 29 GWh a year ago. Geothermal and hydro output reached 461 GWh and 598 GWh respectively. See our latest analysis for Contact Energy. Contact Energy’s share price closed at NZ$8.96 and has seen some short term pressure, with the 30 day share price return down 4.17% and the 90 day share price return...

Property For Industry walked into this result with a flat to slightly weaker share price over the past month, then closed today at NZ$2.37 as investors weighed a chunky headline profit against lingering balance sheet questions. The headline is simple. Cash earnings that actually fund your dividend, measured as funds from operations per share, came in at NZ$0.129, while the company still carries weak debt coverage from operating cash flow. The market is reacting to a cleaner story on income...

Chorus shares closed at NZ$8.92 on 25 August, after a weak three month stretch that left the stock down about 10%. That cool sentiment sits awkwardly against a fibre heavy earnings story that just flipped the business back into meaningful profit. The real shock in this result is not revenue. It is the surge in earnings power and what that means for a highly geared, income heavy balance sheet. Chorus lifted net profit to NZ$37m and delivered NZ$726m of EBITDA, while still carrying NZ$3.2b of...

Why Fisher & Paykel Healthcare guidance matters now Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (NZSE:FPH) drew investor attention on 20 August 2026 after updating its outlook for the 2027 financial year, with higher full year earnings guidance and fresh expectations for the first half. See our latest analysis for Fisher & Paykel Healthcare. The guidance upgrade on 20 August 2026 comes after a strong run in Fisher & Paykel Healthcare shares, with a 12.18% 1 month share price return, a 20.39% 3 month share...

As global markets navigate a complex landscape marked by elevated Treasury yields, geopolitical tensions, and fluctuating oil prices, investor sentiment remains cautious. Despite these challenges, the allure of penny stocks persists as they offer potential growth opportunities at lower price points. These smaller or newer companies may be overlooked in broader market discussions but can provide significant value when backed by strong financials and solid fundamentals.

Auckland’s sweeping upzoning has quietly turned into one of the world’s biggest real time tests of how housing policy can reshape a city. With zoning changes opening the door to as many as 1.4–1.6mn new dwellings and a single council giving clearer long term signals for infrastructure, the stakes are high. This article walks through three New Zealand listed stocks exposed to this densification story and explains how the news could matter for your portfolio. The three stocks covered below are...

Amid a backdrop of fluctuating economic indicators and market volatility in Asia, investors are increasingly turning their attention to dividend stocks as a potential source of steady income. In this environment, identifying companies with strong fundamentals and reliable dividend payouts can be an effective strategy for those seeking to navigate the current market landscape.