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Millennium & Copthorne Hotels New Zealand (MCK)FY20Released 17 February 2021

Hotel PBT collapsed 94% but residential land gains held NPAT down just 7.5%

A 31-point effective tax rate swing and a Residential Land Development result of $41.8m disguised a 40.4% PBT decline and a devastated hotel book.

Published 21 April 2026

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Savor (SVR)HY21Released 27 November 2020

Revenue halved to NZ$9.9m but EBITDA doubled as losses narrowed 74%

Cash lifted to NZ$3.7m via fresh equity, yet operating cash flow turned negative despite positive EBITDA, raising a cash-conversion flag.

Published 21 April 2026

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Wellington Drive Technologies (AOF)HY20Released 27 August 2020

Revenue down 38.5% reverses maiden profit, but leverage falls to 0.4x

A COVID-driven demand shock pushed both Motors and IoT into losses, even as cash rose and net debt fell sharply from the prior half.

Published 21 April 2026

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AoFrio (AOF)FY19Released 28 February 2020

Wellington Drive posts maiden NPAT of NZ$0.4m as IoT mix lifts margin

PBT swung NZ$1.1m to positive and the group moved to a small net cash position, but H2 NPAT was negative on a first-half-weighted year.

Published 21 April 2026

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Vista Group International (VGL)FY19Released 27 February 2020

Vista's revenue grew 10.5% but EBITDA fell 5% and operating cash almost halved

Top-line growth continued but profit, cash conversion and the net cash buffer all weakened, while the final dividend was held flat at 2.1 cents.

Published 23 April 2026

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