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Austraslia's Camplify applies for clearance to buy THL businesses

ASX-listed recreational vehicle company Camplify has applied to acquire the New Zealand assets and business of Tourism Holdings' (THL) peer-to-peer motorho

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Covid-19 hammers THL earnings

Tourism and campervan company Tourism Holdings' full year earnings have been hammered by the pandemic.

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Jarden Brief: Details of Biden's capital gains tax on the rich

Jarden Brief: Details of Biden's capital gains tax on the rich
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Jarden Brief: F&P leads healthcare sector rise, energy volatile, bitcoin tanks

Jarden Brief: F&P leads healthcare sector rise, energy volatile, bitcoin tanks 22 Apr, 2021 08:42 PM 7 minutes to read The top-performing stock of the NZX50 yesterday was medical equipment producer, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, which rose 4.2 per cent. Photo / File The top-performing stock of the NZX50 yesterday was medical equipment producer, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, which rose 4.2 per cent. Photo / File NZ Herald New Zealand The NZX50 recovered some ground yesterday, up 0.4 per cent. The rise was led by the healthcare and consumer cyclicals sectors, up 2.6 and 1.0 per cent, respectively. Meanwhile, utilities and consumer non-cyclicals were the worst-performing sectors, down 1.0 and 0.9 per cent, respectively.

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Tourism Holdings first half profit falls

Photo: Unsplash / Hanson Lu It reported a net loss of $1.8 million for the first half of the financial year, down 114 percent on the year earlier when it made $13m. During the period the company worked hard to bring down debt levels - down from $175m in March last year, to $22m at the end of December. This was done mostly though selling its vehicle fleet, with a 132 percent increase in global vehicle sales revenue compared to the year before, contributing to overall revenue down only 1 pct year-on-year. Chief executive Grant Webster said that freed up cash and allowed the business more flexibility across its various markets.

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