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New Zealand Shares Rise; Ryman Healthcare Launches NZ$100 Million Six-Year Retail Bond Offer

New Zealand shares ended higher on Tuesday amid a broad-based rally in Asian shares as investors showed optimism after Iran and Israel halted attacks.The S&P/NZX 50 Index rose 1.27%, or 165.84 points, to close at 13,204.08.Iran and Israel said they had stopped attacks on each other following an appeal from US President Donald Trump. However, Tehran warned it will resume hostilities if Israel continues striking Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to a Monday Reuters report.About eight flights were cancelled at Wellington Airport in New Zealand due to strong winds and massive waves hitting the capital city, multiple media outlets reported on Tuesday.In domestic news, total actual filled jobs in New Zealand inched down to 2.26 million in the March quarter from 2.27 million in the December 2025 quarter, according to data published by Stats NZ.Also, New Zealand spending on a per-person basis on Westpac-issued debit and credit cards fell 0.3% in May, adjusted for seasonal swings, with spending effectively tracking sideways since the start of the year, according to a Westpac report.Further, New Zealand national average home values in May reached NZ$912,190, 0.3% higher in the three months to the end of May and 0.2% less than the same period in the previous year, according to the QV House Price Index.Meanwhile, New Zealand business financial data industries reported sales of NZ$200 billion in the March quarter, up 5.3%, or NZ$10 billion, from the March 2025 quarter, according to figures released by Stats NZ.In corporate news, Ryman Healthcare (ASX:RYM, NZE:RYM) launched an offer for up to NZ$100 million of six-year fixed-rate secured unsubordinated bonds maturing on June 22, 2032, with the potential to accept up to NZ$50 million in oversubscriptions.Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) completed a fast-tracked project at its Marsden Point Energy Precinct, making 93 million liters of diesel storage capacity available to the New Zealand Government.

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Asia6d ago

Channel Infrastructure Completes Diesel Storage Project for New Zealand Government

Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) completed a fast-tracked project at its Marsden Point Energy Precinct, making 93 million liters of diesel storage capacity available to the New Zealand Government, according to a Monday filing with the New Zealand bourse.The project, completed over nine weeks with support from Northland contractors, involved installing more than 750 meters of new pipework and added enough storage capacity to meet about nine additional days of New Zealand's diesel demand, per the filing.The company said that additional jet fuel storage capacity for Z Energy is expected to become operational in July.The company will retain around 350 million liters of tank capacity for future fuel security initiatives after both projects are completed, it added.

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Asia25d ago

NZX Midday Sector Update: Transportation Stocks Rise, Energy Minerals Struggle

Transportation stocks advanced more than 2% at midday Thursday.Shares of Air New Zealand (NZE:AIR, ASX:AIZ) rose 5% in recent trade.Meanwhile, the energy minerals sector fell almost 2%.Shares of Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) drove the decline, falling nearly 1% in recent trade.

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NZX Midday Sector Update: Consumer Durables Sector Soars, Energy Minerals Struggle

The consumer durables shares gained the most on New Zealand's Exchange, rising past 3% on Friday.Shares of KMD Brands (NZE:KMD, ASX:KMD) rose over 3% in recent trade.The company on Friday said it appointed Non-Executive Director Philip Bowman as chair, effective Friday, succeeding David Kirk.Meanwhile, the energy minerals sector fell below 1%.Shares of Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) drove the decline, falling past 1% in recent trade.

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Asia56d ago

New Zealand Shares End Slightly Higher Amid Rising Middle East Tensions; Channel Infrastructure Secures Deal to Expand Diesel Storage at Marsden Point

New Zealand shares ended marginally higher on Monday after tensions rose in the Middle East, as the end of the two-week US-Iran ceasefire draws near.The S&P/NZX 50 Index edged up 0.1% or 9.8 points to close at 12,915.45.Tensions rose in the Middle East as the US seized an Iranian cargo ship and Iran's top military command vowed to retaliate. US President Donald Trump said he was sending envoys for talks in Pakistan. However, Iran rejected new peace talks with the US, its state news agency reported.Trump said he would launch new strikes on Iran if it didn't agree to his terms.In domestic news, New Zealand recorded a goods trade surplus of NZ$698 million in March, compared with a deficit of NZ$364.7 million in February, Stats NZ data showed. Goods exports rose 7.3% to NZ$7.94 billion, while imports rose 9.6% to NZ$7.25 billion..New Zealand's first-quarter consumer price index is anticipated to rise by 0.8% quarter on quarter and 2.9% year on year, which is slightly below the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's revised April forecast of 3%, brokerage firm BofA Securities said.In corporate news, Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) confirmed an agreement with the New Zealand Government to add 93 million liters of diesel storage at its Marsden Point Energy Precinct, equivalent to around nine more days of national diesel demand.Genesis Energy (NZE:GNE, ASX:GNE) reached a final investment decision on the second stage of its battery energy storage system program at Huntly Power Station on New Zealand's North Island, with an estimated project cost of about NZ$106 million.Lastly, Fletcher Building (NZE:FBU, ASX:FBU) said the planned sale of Fletcher Construction to Vinci Construction has cleared key regulatory approvals in New Zealand, including Overseas Investment Office consent and confirmation from the Commerce Commission that it will not further review the transaction.

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Asia56d ago

Channel Infrastructure Secures New Zealand Government Deal to Expand Diesel Storage at Marsden Point

Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) confirmed an agreement with the New Zealand Government to add 93 million liters of diesel storage at its Marsden Point Energy Precinct, equivalent to around nine more days of national diesel demand, according to a Monday filing with the New Zealand and Australian bourses.The storage, expected to be available by May 31 under a contract running through Dec. 31, 2027, is projected to generate around NZ$1.2 million in monthly revenue once operational, per the filing.The work is already underway, including tank preparation, pipeline connections, and installation of pumping and instrumentation systems, the filing said.The company expects to complete the project within its current debt capacity and anticipates it could generate about NZ$8 million in additional revenue in 2026, while maintaining earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization guidance of NZ$95 million to NZ$100 million amid ongoing uncertainty in fuel demand, the filing added.The company's Kiwi shares gained 1% in recent Monday trade.

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Asia61d ago

Channel Infrastructure Says Fuel Throughput Rises in Q1

Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) said that its fuel throughput rose 2% to 931 million liters for the quarter ended March 31, compared with 915 million liters a year earlier, according to a Wednesday filing with the New Zealand bourse.The jet, diesel, and petrol throughput in the quarter were 404 million, 276 million, and 251 million liters, respectively, compared with 381 million, 261 million, and 273 million liters a year earlier.Thirteen import shipments were received during the quarter, unchanged from the number of ship movements in the prior corresponding period.Net borrowings increased to NZ$338 million as of March 31, with conversion spending staying within budget at NZ$192 million.

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