You will learn:
● Video: NZ Investment Trends After Coronavirus (5 Winners & Losers)
● Pushpay (PPH) & Z Energy (ZEL) Review and Outlook – Annual Meeting June 2020
● Video: Synlait Milk (SML - NZX) CEO Review & Outlook - June 2020
● Metlifecare / NZME - Top 10 Rises & Falls Over the Last 7 Days
● 3 Fundamental Pillars Behind NZ Real Estate
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These emerging trends offer you signals of what people will value and their priorities in a post-COVID19 world. Are you prepared for these new behaviours? How can you take advantage?
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Pushpay has delivered solid revenue growth, expanding operating margins, EBITDAF growth and operating cash flow improvements over the period.
It has a strong track record of delivering on guidance. Since initially listing in August 2014, Pushpay has met or exceeded all guidance provided to the market ...
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Synlait Milk had a tough year, with a loss of 20%, against a market gain of about 15%. However, even the best stocks will sometimes underperform the market over a 12-month period ...
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The company continues to face challenges with fluctuating oil prices, decreasing sales volumes and compressed margins. In addition, Covid-19 has resulted in lower sales volumes.
Over the past two years competitors have opened 54 new retail outlets with 21 companies now supplying fuel to the market ...
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Metlifecare / NZME - Top 10 Rises & Falls Over the Last 7 Days
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The kiwi dollar has been on an upward trajectory since it bottomed out in March at a 10-year low. Since then, it's put on more than 10 US cents, trading around 65 US cents.
That reduces the value of exports for the likes of Vista Group, Scott Technology, AFT Pharmaceuticals, which generate some of their revenue in US dollars.
Stocks which had staged an “impressive rebound” were now seeing some profit taking.
Metlifecare climbed 8.9% after issuing a notice of meeting where it will ask shareholders to back its litigation against buyout suitor EQT. The retirement village operator said underlying profit remains on track to be about $88 million in the 12 months ending June 30, compared to $90.5 million a year earlier.
NZME rose 23.08%. The company expected first half 2020 operating earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, including the wage subsidy, to be higher than that achieved in the first half of 2019. Premium subscriptions surge 70% in four months.
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3 Fundamental Pillars Behind NZ Real Estate
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