Shareholders stories - Page 3

WatchGuard Technologies has announced it has entered into a definitive agreement with Vector Capital to make a large new equity investment in the business.

Exxon Mobil – the largest United States oil and gas company – suffered the hardest hit, losing a market cap of US$82.02 billion in the last six months.

As the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic continues to lead many market sectors into turbulence, the energy sector has not escaped unscathed.

The lawsuit believes GDS has been engaged in a 'ruse' to enrich insiders by acquiring data centers that aren't as valuable as the company claims.

Aconex shareholders have overwhelmingly approved Oracle’s AUD $7.80 per share acquisition offer, valuing the deal at USD $1.2 billion.

The group are ‘deeply concerned’ that China Baoli has mismanaged Yota and that there are huge changes needed for the smartphone company.

Cyber security firm Wynyard Group has gone into voluntary administration, according to a statement from the company.

Cirrus Networks revenues for FY16 are up, but heavy investment has seen the company post a loss for the year. Meanwhile, it announces another new deal.

EMC have announced that its shareholders have approved the Dell merger agreement with 98% of voters in favour.

Dick Smith shareholders won't be recouping any of their investment, with administrators this week confirming the cupboards are bare.

Jade Software has successfully gone global, using diversification and investment strategies that have paid off, the company reports.

Symantec chief executive Michael A Brown is exiting the company, with the vendor also revising its Q4 revenue forecast downwards by US$12 million.

The Auckland-based company will provide its security solutions to help the bureau solve high consequence crime, security and big data problems.

CSC is in negotiations to acquire UXC in a $428 million deal which would create one of the region's largest IT services companies.

​Failed network management company Mako Networks has liabilities of more than $30 million, with an estimated deficit of $25m expected.

Jade Software narrowed its annual loss as revenue at its Master Terminal port management software grew at a faster pace than expected.

Mega, the file storage firm, has hit back at claims it profits from 'content theft' in a report calling the allegations 'defamatory'.

NZ mobile payment app developer Pushpay Holdings aims to raise $13.8m from shareholders through discounted share offer.

Liquidators of a failed milk exporting company, which became insolvent after losing an unfair dismissal case with employees, may force the company's C.

New Zealand shares dipped, driven by Meridian's installment payment concerns, while newcomer Fliway Group fell below its offer price on its debut.