I expect payment into my account since that was how I paid.
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I am a muppet. I have received it. Just looked at my CMA account for 25 March. Expected it would have been deposited into another one.
It was a different account than what the funds came out of. I guess Link Market Services must use my Dividend Payment acoount for the SPP refund.
Winner 69,
The trend down for FY14 is explained by the addition shares issued with the purchase of the Reverse Mortgage business combined with a poor first half result. FY 15 cannot be explained with additional shares. I suppose we need to see the original reports to really get an idea. But the last report has caused an upward revision from 9.1 to 9.27 a week ago. More importantly, the last report has a eps is 9.9c.
I really wish management would narrow guidance for FY14. I fear a downgrade.
Sales and Profit Figures in New Zealand Dollar (NZD) Earnings and Dividend Figures in New Zealand Dollar (NZD) Current 1 Week
Ago1 Month
Ago2 Month
Ago1 Year
AgoSALES (in millions) Year Ending Jun-14 119.81 119.81 119.81 118.72 120.41 Year Ending Jun-15 129.14 129.14 129.14 123.51 130.13 Earnings (per share) Quarter Ending Jun-14 8.8 8.9 8.9 9.03 8.4 Quarter Ending Jun-15 9.27 9.1 9.1 9.5 9.25
but they said EPS accretive
I assume that the analysts eliminate one off costs etc and the consensus is 'normalised'
https://www.nzx.com/companies/HNZ/announcements/249494
Has to be a good thing....a Directory buying 3,000,000 Ordinary Shares on market at 87c.
Nice big public commitment to the company.
So the 43mill shares issued to Senior Money International made them the largest shareholder. Looks like Mr Tomlinson topped up to push himself to No. 1 again.
https://opencorporates.com/companies/nz/3152425
Shouldn't there be a Change in Substantial Shareholder's Interest announcement, not just a ongoing disclosure?
Thats only required for movements of more than 1%
Another Heartland customer goes down
http://www.nbr.co.nz/article/credito...se-vy-p-155195
Hope this does not affect FY14 results
I guess the 3rd quarter report (end of May) will give us a sniff if there is any trouble meeting forecast.
Good volume in the stock of late. Must be some institutions trading (or percy).
It will be interesting to see what security was used. Hopefully a nice villa in Grey Lynn or some other million dollar asset. The share price rose to 89c so it can't be too bad a loss, if any.
New vehicle sales accelerate
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...les-accelerate
Good news for our HNZ holders
Thanks for the link.
I read an article the other day that stated sheep and beef farmers will enjoy a record year,with profits expected to jump 35% [$113,000 per farm].This should be good for HNZ's rural lending .
I think HNZ's purchase of Sentinel will add weight and respectability to the reverse mortgage sector.
Can't help feeling we are well positioned. !! lol,.
Checkout John Key's response to council high rates for the retired. He suggests reverse mortgages are a good idea. Move over Oravida, could Heartland be the next big national donor? Or maybe he has been reading some of Percy's posts on this thread and decided HNZ was a good place for his millions:)
Of course, he is dead right. Just not for my parents:)
http://www.nbr.co.nz/ask-the-pm
Absolutely great news to have "our leader" as the new chief Heartland ramper.!!!! And having so many wonderful photos taken showing him wearing his new "Skellerup" gum boots, means he with retain his natural affinity to Heartland New Zealand.!!!
It is a moments like this I feel it is time to replay Freddie Mercury's "I want it all."
We are quickly moving from "well positioned" to "poised."
On another topic, the Adelaide and Bendigo Bank has paid $1.8 billion for the Rural Finance Corporation from the Victorian State Govt. I can't help but think that Heartland Bank could be a takeover target at some stage. One of the big four banks looking for access to a niche market? Or perhaps Rabobank expanding its rural interests. Even a bank like SBS Bank expanding. Any thoughts?
Maybe one of the big Aussie Banks, like Trust Bank got swallowed by Westpac.
I don't think that Heartland has anything that Rabobank would want. Rabobank is interested in rural lending not running a retail banking network. I am under the impression that Heartlands rural book is nothing special.
SBS is a mutual so any take-over offer would have to be all cash, thus unlikely.
Boop boop de do
Marilyn
Who's the major holder willing to keep offloading at these levels?
Seems incredible that it's traded in such a narrow range for the better part of 12 months (apart from the brief jump over 90c).