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Commercial services shares gained the most on the New Zealand Exchange, rising nearly 2% by midday Tuesday.PGG Wrightson (NZE:PGW) gained almost 4% in recent trade.Meanwhile, the energy minerals sector fell 3%.Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) shares fell 3% in recent trade.
Here are the NZX-listed companies with the biggest gains on Thursday.Comvita (NZE:CVT): +4%, NZ$0.82Santana Minerals (NZE:SMI): +3%, NZ$0.66NZX (NZE:NZX): +3%, NZ$1.50EROAD (NZE:ERD): +2%, NZ$1.00Bankers Ord (NZE:BIT): +2%, NZ$3.51CDL Investments (NZE:CDI): +2%, NZ$0.64Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI): +0%, NZ$3.47ikeGPS Group (NZE:IKE): +1%, NZ$1.12Rua Gold (NZE:RGI): +1%, NZ$1.57Napier Port (NZE:NPH): +1%, NZ$3.62
Here are the NZX-listed companies with the biggest losses on Tuesday.Gentrack Group (NZE:GTK): -4%, NZ$4.37Ryman Healthcare (NZE:RYM): -3%, NZ$2.01Vector (NZE:VCT): -3%, NZ$4.76T&G Global (NZE:TGG): -3%, NZ$2.31Vulcan Steel (NZE:VSL): -2%, NZ$6.77Radius Residential Care (NZE:RAD): -2%, NZ$0.46Fletcher Building (NZE:FBU): -2%, NZ$3.87Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI): -2%, NZ$3.52Napier Port Holdings (NZE:NPH): -2%, NZ$3.58Mainfreight (NZE:MFT): -1%, NZ$67.11
Here are the NZX-listed companies with the biggest gains on Friday.Winton Land (NZE:WIN): +9%, NZ$1.18Scales Corporation (NZE:SCL): +4%, NZ$7.49Serko (NZE:SKO): +3%, NZ$1.55Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI): +3%, NZ$3.57Mainfreight (NZE:MFT): +3%, NZ$67.33Oceania Healthcare (NZE:OCA): +3%, NZ$0.79T&G Global (NZE:TGG): +3%, NZ$2.37Radius Residential Care (NZE:RAD): +2%, NZ$0.45NZX (NZE:NZX): +2%, NZ$1.48Air New Zealand (NZE:AIR): +1%, NZ$0.39
Energy minerals stocks advanced past 3% at midday Friday.Channel Infrastructure NZ (NZE:CHI) gained almost 3% in recent trade.While most sectors rose, the industrial services sector fell slightly, down 0.4%.Shares of Ventia Services (NZE:VNT, ASX:VNT) edged lower by 0.4% in recent trade.
Here are the most actively traded stocks on New Zealand's Exchange on Thursday.Air New Zealand (NZE:AIR): 1 million sharesSkyCity Entertainment Group (NZE:SKC): 818,219 sharesSpark New Zealand (NZE:SPK): 816,967 sharesSKY Network Television (NZE:SKT): 657,694 sharesChannel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI): 599,815 shares
Energy minerals stocks advanced past 1% at midday Tuesday.Channel Infrastructure NZ (NZE:CHI) gained almost 1% in recent trade.On the flip side, the industrial services sector struggled, shedding over 2%.Shares of Ventia Services (NZE:VNT, ASX:VNT) were flat in recent trade.
New Zealand shares fell on Friday, as investors await comments on the monetary policy by the US Federal Reserve's new chair, Kevin Warsh, later in the day.The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 0.81% or 111.87 points to close at 13,768.18.Meanwhile, Iran and Oman had agreed on administering traffic in the Strait of Hormuz and sharing revenues, causing Brent crude oil futures to fall to around $89.On Thursday, the Nasdaq Composite jumped 1.6%, the S&P 500 rose 0.7%, and the Dow Jones climbed 0.2%.In domestic news, the ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence index for New Zealand eased by one point in August to 98, still under par but 18 points higher than a low struck in April.The number of enterprises in New Zealand hit 601,614 in July, down from 603,549 in June, according to data by Stats NZ.New Zealand's filled jobs in July rose 0.3% in seasonally adjusted terms to 2.36 million filled jobs in all industries compared with the previous month, according to a report by Stats NZ.In corporate news, Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) logged NZ$0.044 in earnings per share for the first half, compared with NZ$0.028 a year ago. For the six months ended June 30, revenue was NZ$72.9 million versus NZ$70.2 million previously.Air New Zealand (ASX:AIZ, NZE:AIR) logged NZ$0.074 in loss per share for fiscal 2026, compared with a profit of NZ$0.032 a year ago. For the 12 months ended June 30, operating revenue was NZ$7.02 billion versus NZ$6.76 billion previously.Lastly, Synlait Milk (ASX:SM1, NZE:SML) is expecting fiscal 2026 underlying net loss after tax of NZ$19 million to NZ$24 million. The company expects reported net loss after tax of AU$70 million to AU$75 million for the 12 months ended July 31.
(Updates with the stock movement in the headline and last paragraph.)Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) logged NZ$0.044 in earnings per share for the first half, compared with NZ$0.028 a year ago, a Friday filing showed.For the six months ended June 30, revenue was NZ$72.9 million versus NZ$70.2 million previously, the dual-listed fuel infrastructure company added.The board declared an interim dividend of NZ$0.0725 per share, up from NZ$0.0625 a year earlier, payable Sept. 24 to shareholders on record as of Sept. 9.The company upgraded its 2026 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization guidance to NZ$103 million to NZ$108 million, from NZ$97 million to NZ$105 million, while maintaining its capital expenditure guidance at 8% to 10% of revenue.Channel Infrastructure's New Zealand shares advanced 6% in recent Friday trade.
Energy minerals stocks advanced nearly 8% at midday Friday.Channel Infrastructure NZ (NZE:CHI) gained almost 8% in recent trade upon securing a 15-year contract with oil giant BP to provide additional jet and diesel fuel storage at Marsden Point.On the flip side, the utilities sector struggled, shedding 1%.Meridian Energy (NZE:MEL) shares were down almost 1% in recent trade.
Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) secured a 15-year contract with oil giant BP to provide additional jet and diesel fuel storage at Marsden Point, expected to generate around NZ$130 million in revenue, before indexation to the Producer Price Index, from the third quarter of 2028, according to a Friday filing with the New Zealand bourse.The company plans to invest NZ$65 to NZ$70 million in growth capital expenditure between 2026 and 2028, funded through existing debt facilities, to repurpose tanks and infrastructure, with work set to begin in September, per the filing.The company increased its contracted storage capacity at Marsden Point by 40% over the past three months and plans to raise annual operating expenditure by NZ$700,000 to NZ$900,000 to support import terminal operations and its growth pipeline, the filing added.
Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) logged NZ$0.044 in earnings per share for the first half, compared with NZ$0.028 a year ago, a Friday filing showed.For the six months ended June 30, revenue was NZ$72.9 million versus NZ$70.2 million previously, the dual-listed fuel infrastructure company added.The board declared an interim dividend of NZ$0.0725 per share, up from NZ$0.0625 a year earlier, payable Sept. 24 to shareholders on record as of Sept. 9.The company upgraded its 2026 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization guidance to NZ$103 million to NZ$108 million, from NZ$97 million to NZ$105 million, while maintaining its capital expenditure guidance at 8% to 10% of revenue.
Industrial services gained the most among New Zealand sectors on Friday, advancing almost 2%.Ventia Services Group's (NZE:VNT, ASX:VNT) shares gained 2% in recent trade.Meanwhile, the energy minerals sector fell almost 1%.Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) shares fell 1% in recent trade.
Consumer non-durables stocks advanced over 3% at midday Tuesday.a2 Milk Company (NZE:ATM, ASX:A2M) gained almost 7% in recent trade.On the flip side, the energy minerals sector struggled, shedding over 1%.Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) shares fell 1% in recent trade.
Industrial services gained the most among New Zealand sectors on Friday, advancing almost 2%.Ventia Services Group's (NZE:VNT, ASX:VNT) shares gained 2% in recent trade.Meanwhile, the energy minerals sector fell past 1%.Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) shares fell 1% in recent trade.
Non-energy mineral stocks gained the most on New Zealand's Exchange, rising past 2% at midday Wednesday.Santana Minerals (NZE:SMI, ASX:SMI) saw the sharpest increase in the sector, gaining over 7% in recent trade.On the flip side, the energy minerals sector struggled, shedding 1%.Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI, ASX:CHI) shares fell past 1% in recent trade.
Here are the NZX-listed companies with the biggest gains on Friday.SkyCity Entertainment Group (NZE:SKC): +6%, NZ$0.57Gentrack Group (NZE:GTK): +4%, NZ$3.78Vulcan Steel (NZE:VSL): +3%, NZ$6.23Property For Industry (NZE:PFI): +3%, NZ$2.39Fletcher Building (NZE:FBU): +2%, NZ$3.73Marlin Global (NZE:MLN): +1%, NZ$0.75Stride Property Group (NZE:SPG): +1%, NZ$1.19Vista Group International (NZE:VGL): +1%, NZ$2.46Rua Gold (NZE:RGI): +1%, NZ$1.57Channel Infrastructure (NZE:CHI): +1%, NZ$3.24
New Zealand shares ended flat on Tuesday as most Asian markets saw gains after the latest US inflation data lowered expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike.The S&P/NZX 50 Index was little changed to close at 13,635.07.The US consumer price index declined 0.4% in June, its first monthly drop since May 2020 and the largest decline since April 2020, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Tuesday. The consensus in a Bloomberg-compiled survey was for the index to move down by 0.1%.In domestic news, New Zealand's electronic card spending fell 1.2% month over month to NZ$9.71 billion in June on a seasonally-adjusted basis, compared with the 1.9% increase recorded in the previous month, according to data from Stats NZ.Also, a total of 3,083 metric tonnes (MT) of products were sold during the Global Dairy Trade (GDT) Pulse auction held Tuesday, with supply ranging from 2,700 MT to 3,150 MT, according to data from the trading platform.Meanwhile, New Zealand's national median house price rose 0.7% to NZ$770,000 in June compared with June 2025, while national sales count fell 2.9% to 5,996, according to a report by the Real Estate Institute of New ZealandFurther, the number of motor vehicles currently licensed in New Zealand in June reached 4.6 million, slightly higher than a year ago, according to a report released by Stats NZMoreover, a survey conducted early this month showed that 60% of New Zealanders are still concerned about the impact of the Middle East conflict on their finances despite lower fuel prices, Westpac NZ said.In corporate news, Air New Zealand (NZE:AIR, ASX:AIZ) lost the top company spot on the Sharesies bundle for the first time since the index launched in 2023.Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) said its fuel throughput for the June quarter fell 2% from a year earlier to 802 million liters amid higher fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict.
Channel Infrastructure (ASX:CHI, NZE:CHI) said its fuel throughput for the June quarter fell 2% from a year earlier to 802 million liters amid higher fuel prices due to the Middle East conflict, according to a Wednesday filing with the Australian and New Zealand bourses.The company said it completed an infrastructure upgrade at the Marsden Point-to-Auckland pipeline near the end of the June quarter, with petrol throughput temporarily slowed to accommodate the revamp.The quarter's jet throughput was slightly behind year-ago volumes, due to fewer flights by Middle Eastern carriers, but remains broadly in line with the Channel's expectations for the year to date, the company said.It added that net borrowings increased to NZ$346 million as of June 30 from NZ$338 million at the end of March, as spending on New Zealand government diesel storage accelerated.
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