Shareholders stories - Page 5

Pacific Brands, the Australian apparel and linen brands business, has split and sold Brands Collective, its unprofitable footwear and sporting appa.

Fonterra Cooperative Group shareholders used their annual meeting in Palmerston North to raise concerns over the reduced 2015 milk payout, the dair.

Just Waters International's independent directors have recommended shareholders accept founder and majority investor Tony Falkenstein's takeover bi.

The Financial Markets Authority has cleared Gentrack Group's prospectus but said risks could have been made clearer after the utilities and airport.

Alliance Group, the world's largest processor and exporter of sheepmeat, posted an 11 percent rise in annual profit and is distributing $7 million.

MightyRiverPower, the first of the state-owned power companies to be partially privatised last year, will pay a special dividend to shareholders af.

New Zealand shares rose, pushing the NZX 50 Index to its ninth straight record close, as New Zealand Oil & Gas signalled plans for a capital return.

Two companies' shareholdings in Mega have been subject to a Restraining Order in relation to property associated with William Yan.

Kiwi cloud tech firm Serko starts trading on the NZX Main Board, raising NZD $22 million at NZD $1.10 per share with overwhelming investor support.

Kevin Roberts has retired as non-executive director from the Board of Telecom after six years, with Ido Lefler stepping in.

The Warehouse reports Q3 sales of $367.0m, up 3.2%, with 13 consecutive quarters of positive same store sales.

Vocus Communications reports strong half year financial results, with revenue up 45% and profit up 50% after tax.

Rakon has advised employees of its UK subsidiary Rakon UK Limited, of its intent to enter consultation for a proposed closure of its British plant.

Rakon pledges to pay up to 50% of net profit in dividends amidst a 37% share price slump this year, aiming to restore investor faith.

Rakon faces a staggering USD $54 million net loss for 2014 due to a USD $37 million write-down on its Chinese investment, causing shares to plummet 8.7%.

Rakon's Brent and Darren Robinson to sell 493,000 shares each after breaching Takeovers Code. The brothers' purchases pushed family ownership over 20%.

Analysts Deutsche Bank have slapped a sell rating on the telco network owner, citing too much regulatory risk. Should shareholders cash in?.

The company’s financial year ends with fourth quarter revenues almost doubling, increasing 94% year-on-year to over $980k.

Wellington-based ICT company says deal will allow leverage of NetSuite capability into the New Zealand market.

Company issues 274-page filing showing bleak prospects for business - its strongest case yet for accepting a US$24.4 billion offer to go private.