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Craig Norgate - the man who brought PGG Wrightson together as a business - will no longer own a controlling stake and may lose his seat on the board after a $249 million capital injection plan is completed. New Zealand's largest rural supplier revealed details of its long-awaited capital raising… More
12:30PM Friday November 20, 2009
Agria will become the biggest shareholder of PGG Wrightson after the unprofitable rural services group raises… More
4:00AM Friday November 20, 2009
The New Zealand business world's foremost firebrand, the Shareholders Association's Bruce Sheppard, has pulled… More
12:00PM Friday November 20, 2009
PGG Wrightson, the rural services company aiming to shed debt to woo a new cornerstone investor, plans to raise… More
11:30AM Thursday November 19, 2009
The New Zealand dollar eased lower after weaker-than-expected US housing data eroded investors' appetite for higher-yielding… More
- Market falls, outperforms other Asian markets
- Shares fall in early trade
- PGG Wrightson shares in trading halt - announcement due
- Aussie stocks inch higher, driven by resources
- NZ market rises as other markets falter
- Market confidence lifts private equity returns
- Market slips as buyers wait for new listings
- Leading stocks head lower
- Drury joins NZX board
- BHP's best buy could be itself
- NZ market makes early gains
- Market floats back to life after drought
- Waiting for the bubble to burst
- Disney gain offsets low consumer confidence
- Aussie stocks: Lower on weak overseas leads
- NZ stocks: Market closes lower
- Kathmandu lists at premium to offer price
- Stock takes: New ally for Hanover?
- NZ market little changed, Fletcher Building falls
- Fletcher Building cautious on 2010 outlook
- Sharemarket slips early
- Windflow delivers report
- Innate forced to trim research after cash shortfall
- Record levels of equity raised to ward off crisis
- NZ stocks fail to catch global wave
- NZ shares up early
- Wall Street at 12-month high
- Crossings rules broken
- NZ market follows foreign trend
- Wall St inside traders use drug dealer tactics
- Stock takes: Air New Zealand's multimillion-dollar silver lining
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Friday November 20, 2009
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