Your wish is our command.
Now, about your trade in...
Your wish is our command.
Now, about your trade in...
For what its worth, I do recall reading that company boards that have good diversity have strong correlation to better share price performance than those companies with non-diverse boards. In the end better stock price performance is what I care most about, so I"m all for diversity on boards of companies I own shares in..
Yes, I think it can be a pointer to conservative, out-of-date thinking. Potentially a drag on performance, especially in a consumer-focused company. If the board all have (and I'm not saying they necessarily do) old white man hang ups, its not necessarily the best thing for shareholders.
So guesses on either a 4.0 or 5.0 for next payout ? ;)
They hinted at 5c
They've steered towards 18 cps for the year and have paid a total of 8 cps in the first two divvies. I'll leave you good folks to do the maths on the next two fully imputed quarterly divvies :)
From Business Desk's free email this morning. Follows on from NZ Herald article saying they were looking to rival Turners.
Car dealership NZAI goes public
Car dealership NZ Automotive Investments will go public next week in a direct listing on the NZX with a valuation of $60 million.
Board chair Karl Smith says NZAI is listing to support long-term growth, in particular to access capital in the future for expansion of its vehicle finance company.
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New Zealand Automotive Investments aiming to rival Turners, NZX listing tipped - NZ Herald