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Aged-care consolidation lifted earnings and revenue mix, but a halved dividend and weaker cash conversion signal a clear reinvestment pivot.
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingOperating losses keep absorbing the balance sheet; total equity fell 84.5% to NZ$0.1m while the Pathoglaze licence still produces no revenue.
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingA one-off store-sale gain and lower legal costs flattered all earnings lines, so the durability of record-high margins is the key question for FY27.
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingRevenue grew 7.9% to a five-year high, but margin compression and rising leverage leave cash generation well below ArborGen's historical baseline.
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingA 140bps gross margin lift is real, but a $1.0m receivables build and ongoing $2.5m operating cash burn keep the runway question open.
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingPlatform subscription revenue grew ~33% and gross margin expanded 1,099bps, but operating cash flow swung to NZ$-3.4m and inventory days jumped
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingThe earnings step-up was concentrated in the smaller Medical services segment while operating cash flow grew only 3.7% and free cash flow fell.
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingEBITDA stayed essentially flat at NZ$1.3m while cash dropped 58.2% to NZ$1.1m on debt repayment and elevated working-capital absorption.
Published 29 May 2026
Read briefingFull-year Cromwell consolidation and a sharp H2 earnings swing lift reported NPAT while net debt/EBITDAF falls from 11.1x to 5.8x.
Published 28 May 2026
Read briefingOperating margins compressed even as pre-lease free cash flow climbed to NZ$392.1m on capex restraint.
Published 28 May 2026
Read briefingOperating cash flow surged to $15.7m and net debt halved to $27.0m, but reported earnings stayed near breakeven.
Published 27 May 2026
Read briefingOperating margin moved above its 9.8%-14.2% five-year range as revenue softened and capex rose 69%, with PBT the cleaner read on the result.
Published 26 May 2026
Read briefingOperating momentum is real but Ryman remains loss-making at the PBT line, and the FCF swing is partly capex-driven rather than purely earnings-led.
Published 26 May 2026
Read briefingOperating cash flow rose to NZ$663.2m and cash built to NZ$461.1m, but capex hit 8.5% of revenue and FCF/NPAT fell to 95.3%.
Published 26 May 2026
Read briefingAn 8.4 percentage point benchmark gap drove a NZ$13.6m net loss and pulled NTA to NZ$1.20 while annual distributions slipped to 10.84cps.
Published 25 May 2026
Read briefingThe headline loss is non-cash but underlying EBITDA fell from $59.6m to $39.0m and free cash flow dropped to $0.1m as capex nearly doubled.
Published 25 May 2026
Read briefingOperating cash flow turned positive, yet $3.9m of Munroe Lane capex cut cash holdings by $4.0m and left NTA per share at $0.307.
Published 22 May 2026
Read briefingReported NPAT slipped to $38.2m even as Auto Retail, Finance and Insurance segments all delivered higher profit results.
Published 22 May 2026
Read briefingWorking capital absorbed NZ$1.5m against a historical mean of NZ$-0.1m, yet net debt still fell NZ$5.1m on stronger free cash flow.
Published 21 May 2026
Read briefingA NZ$1.8m working-capital build—versus a historical average release of NZ$0.2m—consumed all reported profit and then some, turning free cash flow
Published 21 May 2026
Read briefingUnderlying earnings grew on container services, but capex intensity of 33.1% of revenue lifted net debt to $129.5m.
Published 20 May 2026
Read briefingOperating cash flow rose 14.2% but a 22.5% capex lift pushed pre-lease free cash flow to a five-year low.
Published 20 May 2026
Read briefingGetThere's first full year creates a basis discontinuity in the headline comparison while capex rose 59.7% and a working-capital release flatters
Published 20 May 2026
Read briefingReported earnings declined and the 5.6cps full-year dividend ran at 182.4% of NPAT, with lower capex rather than profit growth funding deleveraging.
Published 18 May 2026
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