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Jarden Brief: Survey shows 71 per cent of businesses unhappy with Ardern administration
19 May, 2021 08:29 PM
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is facing growing criticism from the business community. Photo / Mark Mitchell
NZ Herald
New Zealand New Zealand equities traded in the red at yesterday s close, with the S&P/NZX 50 finishing the day at 12,281.5 points, a 1.2 per cent fall.
In the headlines were infrastructure company, Infratil Ltd, property manager, Argosy Property Ltd, and travel software provider, Serko Ltd, as all three reported full-year earnings yesterday.
Infratil met expectations, with operating earnings of $399 million falling within the previously guided range of $395 to 415 million. One major downside however, came from underperformance from its Longroad Energy assets, which were negatively affected by the recent Texas power event. Infratil finished the day sliding 0.1 per cent, now priced at $7.30.