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Ebos slides 9.8% after losing A$1.9b Chemist Warehouse contract.

Key Takeaways: Extended Summary: Ebos Group witnessed a significant drop of 9.8% in its shares following the loss of a major contract to supply pharmaceuticals to Chemist Warehouse, a discounter pharmacy chain. The A$1.9 billion (NZ$2.06 billion) contract, accounting for more than a tenth of Ebos Group’s annual revenue of

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Synlait Milk shares jump nearly 16% after China re-registration.

Key Takeaways: Extended Summary Following the news that Synlait Milk can continue manufacturing A2 Milk infant formula for China, Synlait Milk shares experienced a significant surge of nearly 16%, while bond yields eased. The announcement provided reassurance and certainty regarding future revenue, according to Stuart Davison, a global dairy consultant

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Infratil to take ownership of One NZ and raise $850m.

Key Takeaways Extended Summary Infratil has unveiled its intentions to purchase Brookfield Asset Management’s stake in One NZ for $1.8 billion. This strategic move will boost Infratil’s shareholding in One NZ from 49.95% to 99.9%. The acquisition will be funded in part by an $850 million equity raise, along with

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Pacific Edge (PEB.NZ) slumps 89.9% on Novitas decision.

Key Takeaways. Extended Summary: Pacific Edge’s stock plummeted by 89.9% following the announcement that Medicare coverage of Cxbladder tests in the US would cease from July 17. After a temporary halt, trading resumed at a mere 5 cents per share, down from 49.5 cents. This drastic decline resulted in a

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Auckland Airport Investor Day.

Friday 21st of April saw investors join us for another update, this time with Stewart Reynolds, the Head of Strategy, Planning and Performance at Auckland International Airport. Auckland International Airport is one of Hamilton Hindin Greene’s top five stocks for 2023 and Stewart provided an interesting and enjoyable overview of

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Jargon Buster – Credit Ratings.

This quarter’s jargon buster is focused on helping investors better understand credit ratings. Credit ratings are issued by specialist credit rating agencies, they include Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s, and Fitch. Standard & Poor’s are one of the most frequently cited credit rating agencies in NZ for new issues of debt

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Economic Predictions from NZIER – June

As New Zealand recovers from the severe weather events earlier this year, high inflation and rising interest rates have become the key headwinds for households and businesses. These headwinds are weighing on both business and consumer confidence, and this is leading to caution towards spending and investment. The upcoming general

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The Rise of Artificial Intelligence

Some of our readers may have heard of the latest Artificial Intelligence application that is giving universities headaches (student cheating on exams for example), but also has the potential to change industries in ways we may not have even considered. The application is ChatGPT, and one of its Cornerstone investors

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HHG Bowls

HHG held a bowls tournament for clients at Beckenham bowling club at the start of March. The day was perfect and the bowls a resounding success. As you can see from the photo everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves! If you missed out, we are going to host this annually, come along

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Beware of Scams: Detective Work!

Recently HHG has been approached by two individuals, one a client and one not in regard to some fantastic investment opportunities they have been telephoned about by ‘other brokers’. In both cases, the offers were followed up with an email containing details of a very professional website giving the appearance

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