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New Zealand Stock Market Today: NZX 50 Jumps 0.6% as Gentrack Soars Ahead of RBNZ Rate Decision (24 November 2025)

New Zealand Stock Market Today: NZX 50 Jumps 0.6% as Gentrack Soars Ahead of RBNZ Rate Decision (24 November 2025)

The New Zealand sharemarket kicked off the week on a strong note on Monday, 24 November 2025, with the benchmark S&P/NZX 50 Index climbing around 0.6% to about 13,500 points, adding roughly 80 points by the close. NZX+1 A powerful rally in technology stocks – led by software developer Gentrack – combined with solid gains in transport, airports and selected healthcare and industrial names, helped offset softness in consumer names and some small caps. At the same time, investors continued to position for an expected 25-basis-point cut to the Official Cash Rate by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand on Wednesday. indopremier.com+2rbnz.govt.nz+2
24 November 2025
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New Zealand Sharemarket Today: NZX 50 Slides 0.5% as Infratil Sell‑Off Caps Mainfreight Rally (13 November 2025)

New Zealand Sharemarket Today: NZX 50 Slips as Nvidia Tech Rout Ripples Across Asia – 21 November 2025

New Zealand’s stock market finished slightly lower on Friday as a sharp reversal in global tech stocks, led by Nvidia, washed through Asia‑Pacific markets and into the NZX. The benchmark S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,419.40, down 20 points, with about 37 million shares trading hands for roughly $138 million.businessdesk.co.nz+1 Despite the modest headline move, the session was busy underneath the surface. Data‑centre and rate‑sensitive names came under pressure, while selected growth and healthcare stocks – notably AFT Pharmaceuticals, Turners Automotive and Gentrack – rallied strongly on earnings and deal news.goodreturns.co.nz+1
21 November 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Greatland Resources lifts ore reserve 62%, lands $225M loan
    July 1, 2026, 1:54 AM EDT. Greatland Resources (ASX:GGP) said its Group Ore Reserve jumped 62% to 5 million ounces of gold, mostly on drilling at Telfer's West Dome Open Pit. The company picked up a US$225 million revolving credit facility, set for seven years, to fund working capital and Havieron work. With the loan, Greatland aims to keep funding options open at Telfer-Havieron. The reserve boost points to a long-life gold operation where capital discipline stays key. Analyst forecasts look for A$2.2 billion in revenue and A$526.2 million in earnings by 2029. They see a 26% share price upside, but warn on risks from turning resources into profitable ore on time and within the budget.
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