Infratil lifts full-year guidance as OIO approves Vodafone deal
Infratil partner Brookfield Asset Management has received approval for the Vodafone deal.
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Infratil cleared to buy Vodafone NZ, global roaming price hiked
Infratil gets to keep its 50% stake in Trustpower with its 100K broadband customers.
Editorial: Takeover flurry raises questions about state of capital markets
EDITORIAL: Is the takeover flurry by overseas buyers an alarming trend or natural cycle?
Infratil forecasts likely fall in operating earnings this year
The infrastructure investor is forecasting earnings between $510-510 million for the year.
Stocks cool as investors hold fire
All eyes on results of three events overseas including UK election.
Infratil flush with investment options
Listed infrastructure investor Infratil is option rich in ways to spend its money.
Infratil annual earnings pip past guidance
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Infratil loses big chunk of bus contract
Infratil has lost most of its bus contract with the Greater Wellington Regional Council.
Infratil sells 19pc Metlifecare stake
Infratil has sold its cornerstone stake in Metlifecare for $237.9 million.
Setback to Wellington Airport extension bid
Infratil says a hearing on a bid to extend the Wellington Airport runway will likely be delayed due to earthquake hearings.
Infratil upbeat about US despite Trump
Infrastructure investor Infratil is still upbeat about its investment in US renewable energy despite Donald Trump's promise to boost coal.
Businesses in limbo after tax ruling
Trustpower may now have to pay nearly $15 million in tax and interest after losing a Supreme Court appeal.
Wellington runway fears shot down by Court
The High Court has backed that a 90-metre safety area for an extended Wellington Airport runway is sufficient.
Paul Newfield new Morrison & Co CIO
Paul Newfield has been named as the new chief investment officer at HRL Morrison & Co, who manage Wellington-based infrastructure investor, Infratil.
Infratil buys up Aust data centre stake
Infratil will spend $420m for a 48 percent stake in Canberra Data Centres.
Infratil earnings up 2.5pc - $1b waiting to invest
Infratil lifted annual earnings by 2.5 per cent, meeting guidance, as its Metlifecare and RetireAustralia investments delivered big contributions.
NZ Bus heads down electric path
New Zealand's biggest bus operator is paying $30m to start moving its fleet to electric technology.
Infratil sees bigger earnings for year ahead
Infratil expects its underlying earnings to rise, helped by its retirement village business.
Wellington Airport hits back at runway criticism
Wellington Airport has hit back at scathing analysis of its runway extension plan by the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research.
Wellington runway extension savaged
Report backed by airlines tears into plan to lengthen airport's runway, saying it would be a waste of money and a drain on the economy.
Morrison & Co's Lib Petagna sells down Infratil shares
HRL Morrison & Co's Lib Petagna has continued to sell down his stake in Infratil as he scales back his role with the investment bank managing the listed infrastructure investor.
Diligent, F&P tipped as stars of next year
Brokers are picking Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, Diligent and Infratil to be among the NZX's top-performing stocks in 2016.
Infratil earnings improved by Z Energy sale
Infratil, the investment company managed by Wellington-based investment bank Morrison & Co, posted a 14 percent gain in first-half pretax earnings.
Trustpower launches King Country Energy takeover
Tauranga-based Trustpower will pay $5 a share in cash in a full takeover offer for King Country Energy, provided it gets at least 70.2 percent of the company.
Z selloff just as simple as ABC
The recent rally in Z shares convinced Infratil and the Super Fund that it was time to sell.
Infratil reaps $329m on Z Energy sale
Infratil will book a profit of $392m on the sale of its remaining 20pc stake in Z Energy.
Infratil gets cautious, pays special dividend
Infrastructure investor Infratil says it'll be taking a more wary approach to potential new acquisitions.
Sharemarket heads back up after slide
New Zealand shares rose yesterday, heading back towards a record high after a two-day slide.