Not the sort of announcement I like to see. Directors are under the gun to make prompt disclosures so hopefully this is that and not something bigger. Latitude had quite a serious breach and will be of consequence to that business, although SPY doesnt collect anywhere near the same amount of customer info (HMY would be a prime comparable to Latitude in terms of breach potential). Fingers crossed.
Not the sort of announcement I like to see. Directors are under the gun to make prompt disclosures so hopefully this is that and not something bigger. Latitude had quite a serious breach and will be of consequence to that business, although SPY doesnt collect anywhere near the same amount of customer info (HMY would be a prime comparable to Latitude in terms of breach potential). Fingers crossed.
Am i reading this right? Milford sold 2.5m shares from Dec to Jun during which time the price went from $1.00 to $1.80.. ? How high would it have gone if they hadn’t sold..? Still holding 30 million more..
Thank you Noodles for letting us know about this upcoming NZ Shareholders Association event.
Although I am a member I had overlooked this information.
The NZSA performs a valuable role in monitoring & keeping company behaviour in check.
Anyone with a significant share portfolio should think seriously about becoming a member.
Thank you Noodles for letting us know about this upcoming NZ Shareholders Association event.
Although I am a member I had overlooked this information.
The NZSA performs a valuable role in monitoring & keeping company behaviour in check.
Anyone with a significant share portfolio should think seriously about becoming a member.
Would highly appreciate anyone attending to provide some crib notes on the presentation
I do reckon while the growth prospects for smartpay are very strong, and it’ll continue to grow too and bottom line well, holders need to reign in their expectations. Aussie retail is getting hit hard and 2024 will be even harder. Some of that will be felt in the # of transactions per terminal, and some via churn. I cant help but feel growth in net terminals maxed in FY23, but fy24 will still be robust, with full year contributions from terminals added last year, as well as its pro inflation business model contributing. Id be tempted to take risk off the table but the NZ acquiring growth angle keeps me interested as a semi free option.
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