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From supermarkets to corner stores to restaurants, refrigeration is the invisible backbone of the food supply chain. New Zealand company AoFrio is at the centre of it, with technology powering more than 3 million fridges worldwide.
In this episode of the Opening Bell Podcast, CEO Greg Balla and Vice President of Product Genevieve Clark share AoFrio’s journey from a Kiwi innovator to a global leader. They discuss the latest innovations in refrigeration technology, how data and AI are changing the way food and drinks are kept safe, and their ambitions to expand further into major markets overseas.
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We often hear the statistic that one in three New Zealanders will face a cancer diagnosis in their lifetime. But what about the two in three, the families, friends and caregivers who carry the weight of the journey alongside them?
In this episode of the Opening Bell Podcast, Helen Carter, CEO of the Cancer Society Waikato Bay of Plenty, talks with NZX Communications & Engagement Advisor Joseph Shuker about the growing impact of cancer, her own story of loss, and the support and research that bring hope for the future.
You can support the Cancer Society this Daffodil Day here - https://daffodilday.org.nz/
Across New Zealand, 1 in 10 children do not have a bed of their own. Winter is here, and the need is urgent.
In this NZX Opening Bell episode, Variety New Zealand CEO Susan Glasgow and Variety Ambassador & 1News Presenter Simon Dallow join us to celebrate the launch of their Winter Appeal, discuss the increasing demand for help and share how Variety is working behind the scenes to help improve the lives of thousands of Kiwi kids across the country.
In this NZX Opening Bell episode, Andrew Peskett and Brien Cree joined us to discuss the future of aged care and how Radius Care is using technology and data to transform the experience of ageing. We also dive into their backgrounds, including what inspired the implementation and growth of Radius and how they are leading their nationwide team today.
We sat down with Rod Duke, Managing Director and Deputy Chairman of Briscoe Group, to unpack how he leads one of New Zealand’s most recognisable retail brands through change and challenge. With Briscoes Homeware and Rebel Sport firmly cemented as Kiwi household names—and Briscoe Group reporting impressive 2024 and 2025 sales of $791.5 million—Rod shares his insights on staying ahead of the curve, building business resilience, and driving growth in a tough economic climate.
It's hard to walk down the street at the moment without hearing 'Trump', 'Tariffs' or 'Turmoil'... but what does it all actually mean? Especially in the context of the New Zealand economy? Sharon Zollner, Chief Economist at ANZ joins us to break it all down, while highlighting what we should keep an eye on.
If the past week has taught us anything, it’s that markets can be wildly unpredictable. That’s why long-term strategy matters more than ever. The Bankers Investment Trust is focused on uncovering the best investment ideas from around the world — aiming to deliver capital growth and income that keeps ahead of inflation over time.
In this episode, we’re joined by Alex Crooke, Portfolio Manager at Bankers Investment Trust, to talk about how to invest for the long term — and why staying the course can pay off.
We're kicking off this year's NZX Opening Bell podcast with our very own, NZX CEO Mark Peterson. Mark joins us to reflect on 2024’s market performance—what drove success, the challenges faced, and the turning points that set the stage for 2025. We also dive into the key trends shaping this year, including the economic climate, and what’s on the radar for New Zealand’s listed companies.
Join us as we explore the Latin American dairy market and its evolving relationship with Oceania. Hosted by Cristina Alvarado, with special guests Alejandro Maurino (CEO of eDairy Corp) and Fabrizio Jorge (CEO of Sistina Group). We delve into milk production trends, trade opportunities, and the potential for growth between these two key dairy regions. Plus, don’t miss expert takes on how innovation and strategy are shaping the industry’s future. Tune in now!
Interested in learning more about commercial property investment? Centuria NZ is a commercial property investment manager with over 35 years of experience, managing $20 billion in trans-Tasman office, industrial, healthcare, and agricultural assets. In this episode, CEO Mark Francis shares insights into what they look for when investing in properties, how the investment process works, and how they deliver returns for their investors.
A week after the U.S. election, there’s been a lot of talk about how the new administration could impact New Zealand trade, especially with a proposal of 10–20% on import tariffs. To unpack this, we spoke with Charles Finny, former Wellington Chamber CEO and trade expert on the evolution of trade agreements in New Zealand and what may lie ahead for global trade relationships.
Join us for a great conversation with Mark Lister, Investment Director at Craigs Investment Partners, as we break down what’s happening in the markets right now. We talk about how lowered interest rates are affecting homeowners and compare how New Zealand stacks up against Australia and the US. Mark also shares his thoughts on the current market conditions, the performance of tech stocks, and what he expects to see for the rest of the year. Whether you're an investor or just curious about the economy, this episode has plenty of insights and takeaways.
Have you or someone you know ever fallen victim to a scam? You’re not alone—there are likely more stories out there than you’d expect. As scams become increasingly sophisticated and harder to spot, anyone can be at risk. To mark World Investor Week earlier this month, we spoke with the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) to gain some insight into their efforts in promoting investor education and safeguarding the public from fraudulent schemes.
In this episode, dairy analysts Rosalind Crickett and Lewis Hoggard explore the history of New Zealand’s milk price, its evolution in response to global market trends, and the implications for New Zealand farmers. They also break down the key components behind the NZX Milk Price Calculator and how it shapes payout projections. But first, Cristina Alvarado, NZX Commerical Manager of Data and Insights, provides an update on Fonterra’s latest announcements and their potential impact on the dairy sector.
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Over the weekend our markets came together to tee off for a fantastic charity, The Little Miracles Trust, at the S&P/NZX Charity Golf Classic. The Little Miracles Trust is an incredible organisation committed to one thing, making a difficult start to life that little bit easier, and it was a pleasure to hear more about what they do in our conversation with CEO, Sarah Rusholme.
In this episode, we chat to Channel Infrastructure's CEO, Rob Buchanan to learn more about who they are and how they’re shaping New Zealand’s fuel supply as the country's largest fuel import terminal. We talk about everything from their long-term contracts with major fuel companies to the challenges posed by electric vehicles.
We also talk to their future plans around decarbonisation, what they’re doing with their surplus land, and new projects like sustainable aviation fuel. It’s a great listen if you want to understand what’s next for NZ’s energy landscape!
In our next episode, Nick Lissette, CEO of Blackpearl Group, shares an update on the company’s growth since our last podcast, including the continued success of Pearl Diver, their innovative identification platform that transforms anonymous website visitors into potential customers.
Nick also provides interesting insight into his journey as a tech start-up and bringing their product to the American market. If you're a tech start-up, or a company to looking to grow into international waters, this is the perfect podcast for you!
Did you know 1 in 3 will get cancer in their lifetime? Ahead of this year's Daffodil Day (Friday, 30 August), we had the absolute privilege to sit down with the company's CEO, Nicola Coom to find out more about the incredible work they do across the country and what Daffodil Day means for them.
Make sure to donate and support the 1 in 3 this Daffodil Day: Daffodil Day 2024
Building and infrastructure is a hot topic at the moment. In line with this as our podcast theme for the month, we spoke to Infrastructure New Zealand’s CEO, Nick Leggett. Nick talks to how we need to fund, how we need to approach and how we need to speed up every part of the build and design of infrastructure, to not only keep New Zealand moving, but to also remain internationally competitive alongside our peers.
Infrastructure NZ is holding its Building Nations conference on the 28 – 29 August in Auckland. If you would like to find out more, click here: Home | Building Nations
It was great to catch up with New Zealand Rural Land's Cofounder and Director, Richard Milsom to hear about what they've been up to, trends and insights into rural land in New Zealand and what's ahead for the company.
On Thursday, 25 June 2024 we were proud to welcome our next listing, Santana Minerials to the NZX! Santana Minerials has an exciting pipeline ahead, as an exploration company focused on developing the Bendigo-Ophir Golf project in Central Otago, New Zealand.
Want to know more about what this entails? Tune in to our next NZX Opening Bell podcast, where Chief Executive Damian Spring discusses the project and how they're using the foreign exempt pathway to attract Kiwi investors interested in supporting sustainable mineral exploration in New Zealand.
Join NZX Commercial Manager Cristina Alvarado as she delves into the future of the dairy industry with renowned expert Jeremy Hill. As Fonterra's Chief Science and Technology Officer, Jeremy shares insights on dairy's evolving role in nutrition, sustainability goals, and innovative developments in dairy science and technology.
First up, Cristina and NZX Dairy Analysts Lewis Hoggard and Rosalind Crickett give an update on the outcome of the Synlait Shareholders meeting and Fonterra volumes ahead of GDT Event 360.
In this episode of NZX’s Opening Bell, we speak to Fisher & Paykel Healthcare’s Chief Operating Officer, Andy Niccol as part of our healthcare theme. As a company that has driven innovation in healthcare technologies for over 50 years, we learnt more about the company’s growth and their key to success as a Kiwi company on a global stage.
AFT Pharmaceuticals is a great example of Kiwi ingenuity - growing from foundations in a garage in 1998, to selling its products in 70 countries across the world today. The teams drive? Using innovation to make a real difference to people's lives. For our June podcast series, focused on health, it was a pleasure to talk to AFT Pharmaceutical’s Co-Founder and Chief Executive, Dr. Hartley Atkinson on the company’s growth and aspirations for the future.
"Sometimes people think innovation is a separate team, but I think the best companies - a lot of the best ideas come from people throughout the organisation... We do a lot of thinking about how we can harness their ideas." Gentrack's Chief Technology Officer, Mark Rees joined us on our NZX Opening Bell Podcast for tech month to discuss the importance of innovation within the tech industry and how they foster ideas within the organisation.
It was wonderful to have TradeWindow's Andrew Balgarnie back in the studio for our tech month to talk about how TradeWindow is progressing in providing end-to-end digital trade to leading global brands in dairy, meat, seafood, horticulture, timber, manufacturing and freight forwarding.
Lights, camera, action! As strong movie enthusiasts, it’s awesome to hear how Vista Group's Stuart Dickinson and Matthew Liebmann have turned their passion to profession, as they explain how Vista Group provides tech solutions to the global film industry to bring people together to experience the magic of movies and cinema.
With sustainable fishing being incredibly topical at the moment, what better way to finish our sustainability podcast series than by talking to Carl Carrington and Ben Rodgers at New Zealand King Salmon!? Carl and Ben talk about how their company has learned to work and adapt with climate change for ideal growth of their salmon, as well as exciting opportunities ahead, such as Blue Endeavour.
Earlier this month we were proud to welcome our first listing for 2024, BeingAI to the NZX! BeingAI is a company at the forefront of bringing groundbreaking technology to business operations. In such an exciting era for the team, we spoke to the company’s Chair Sean Joyce and CEO David McDonald about the inspiration for the company, why they listed on the NZX and their exciting future ahead.
In this episode of The Opening Bell, we hear from Adam Davis, Co-founder of Farrer Capital Management, on the recent resurgence of interest in agricultural commodities trading. Adam delves into the drivers behind this trend, the impact of climate change on agricultural markets, emerging trends and sectors within the commodity market, and the significant challenges facing the global commodity market today.
At Bremworth, sustainability is intricately woven into all aspects of the company’s fabric. To discuss what this means, we were joined by the company’s CEO, Greg Smith who talked to the inspiration and opportunity to take the transformative leap to focus purely on wool carpets and rugs and how they’re working hard alongside their customers to go good together.
Now more than ever sustainability is front of mind for both investors and companies. As we delve into our sustainability podcast series this month, we had the privilege of chatting with Hannah Taylor, Head of Sustainability at Chorus. Hannah shares invaluable insights and trends shaping the sector, including the latest developments in mandatory climate change reporting for listed companies.
In this episode of the Opening Bell, NZX's James Atkinson is joined by William Loux from US Dairy Export Council, and James Robertson from Fonterra for a panel discussion on the export dynamics in the dairy industry. James and William cover global milk supply, and challenges around weakening Chinese demand, as well as a shift in consumer preferences, dietary trends, and where the opportunities lie for growth and innovation in the dairy market.
Seeka’s CFO, Nicola Neilson joins us to talk about what got her initially interested in the finance industry, the role senior leaders need to play in influencing change in gender pay and equal opportunities, and how Seeka is working towards closing the gender pay gap.
Continuing our spotlight of female leaders within the capital markets, it was a pleasure to have a conversation with Anna Scott, CEO of Smartshares. We discussed what got her into the finance industry, what it means to be a female leader and her first six months as CEO. As a mentor for others, Anna shares insights into the importance of remaining adaptable and, rather than sticking to a five-ten year plan, figuring out what you love doing, and what you're good at doing, and building on that.
Interested in a career in finance? For our next Opening Bell podcast, Craigs Investment Partners Head of Strategy, Hannah Gillespie joins us to discuss her journey within financial markets and what her role as Head of Strategy entails. Hannah also talks to the diversity of career opportunities within the sector and how a successful career in markets doesn’t need to begin with studying finance, rather a ‘give it a go’, problem solving attitude.
For our next Opening Bell podcast, we had the privilege to speak to Joan Withers, a highly distinguished Chair and Professional Director, as part of our celebration of female leaders within the capital markets during the month of March. Joan talks to her career journey to date – including challenges entering the workforce following six years as a stay-at-home mum, the importance of taking every opportunity and advice for those interested in moving up in their career or looking at directorship roles.
Despite donating to charities being common in New Zealand, social investment is often not talked about. To help encourage more conversation, Jarden and ImpactLab have teamed up to create a report which delves into Social Return of Investment in the charities sector. To discuss the findings, we spoke to Jarden’s Chris Wilson and ImpactLab’s Sir Bill English on the importance of donating and social investment within an asset portfolio.
In complex economic conditions, we were joined by ASB’s Chief Economist, Nick Tuffley to discuss the role of an economist, the macro-economic trends as to why New Zealand is experiencing high interest rates and the importance of raising productivity in the year ahead.
Nick also provides interesting insights into global trends - including the American election and ongoing geo-political tensions, and how that could have an impact on New Zealand in 2024.
With cocoa futures trading at all-time highs, NZX Commercial Manager Cristina Alvarado is joined by Martijn Bron, former Head of Cocoa Trading at Cargill, who shares his insights and experience in trading cocoa markets, and what has changed in the last 20 years. First up, NZX Dairy Analysts Rosalind Crickett and Lewis Hoggard give us an update on global dairy markets.
To kickstart our year of NZX Opening Bell podcasts we sat down with our Chief Executive, Mark Peterson to talk all things markets. Following the release of our 2023 Annual Results, Mark highlights NZX Group's solid performance amidst tough market conditions. Mark also shares exciting opportunities ahead for both the company and the capital markets ecosystem in the upcoming year.
With the rise in cyber-attacks impacting both companies and individuals, we sat down with Aura Information Security’s Principal Virtual Security Officer, Alastair Miller on steps you can take to protect yourself and your business. Alastair covers common attack methods, why we are noticing a rise in attacks and where you should look for more information if a company you are invested in gets attacked.
Following an extremely successful year, it was wonderful to have Gentrack’s CEO, Gary Miles join us back on the podcast to provide an interesting update on energy transformation, the three waters program and other exciting programs across the world that will provide opportunities for Gentrack and shareholders.
As a company who has been investing in Australian and New Zealand equities since 1928, Australian Foundation Investment Company (AFIC) are well versed to investment strategies and how to find good companies to invest in. Tune in to find out more about the company through our chat with the companies Managing Director, Mark Freeman.
With property being a hot topic in New Zealand, it was fascinating to speak to Argosy’s Chief Executive, Peter Mence and Head of Sustainability, Saatyesh Bhana on the company's commercial property portfolio and why they are shifting their focus to green buildings.
In this episode of Opening Bell, we delve into the career journey of Antonia Watson, Chief Executive of New Zealand's largest bank, ANZ. Antonia shares how her initial passion for accounting has helped propel her into leadership positions, the importance of being flexible and looking for opportunities, and how she has handled challenges entering a leadership role.
Join us on our next NZX Opening Bell podcast for an insightful conversation with Lucie Drummond, Mercury's General Manager of Sustainability, who discusses her career in sustainability to date, her view on the 'sustainable movement', and our collective progress toward meeting climate-related targets.
For our next Opening Bell podcast, we sat down with BNZ's Head of Research, Stephen Toplis to discuss the current economic environment, what's catching his attention on the global stage and what can people expect if there is a change in government in the upcoming election.
To wrap up World Investor Week 2023 we spoke to the Financial Markets Authority's Executive Director - Response & Enforcement, Paul Gregory about ethical investing and empowering investors to confidently make investment decisions that are aligned with their values.
When science meets nature. In this Opening Bell Podcast we spoke to ArborGen's President and Chief Executive Officer, Justin Birch on how they are utilising the best of tree genetics to produce superior-performing trees for the forest industry.
In recognition of Daffodil Day, we recorded a very special podcast with Cancer Society's Chief Executive of Auckland and Northland, Andrew Young. It was incredibly inspiring to hear how they work tirelessly to ensure no one has to go through cancer alone, the importance of Daffodil Day and how we can unite together to fight cancer.
In the latest episode of Opening Bell, we are joined by Bruce Turner for a discussion on the history of Central Portfolio Management.
First up, NZX Dairy Analyst Alex Winning gives an update on the recent price volatility in dairy markets, then Bruce Turner talks through the principles of product mix optimisation and price risk management, and what to look out for when implementing a central portfolio management model.
Earlier this month we spoke to Rua Bioscience's Director Panapa Ehau and Chief Executive Paul Naske about the inspiration to create a sustainable solution for the people of Te Tairāwhiti for many generations to come, becoming NZX's first company founded by a Māori community and what is needed to encourage greater participation of Māori and Māori communities into the capital markets.
From the farm gate to the supermarket, Synlait is a company committed to ‘Doing Milk Differently for a Healthier World' – working right across New Zealand to produce high quality, nutritional dairy products.
To celebrate the company’s 10-year listing anniversary on the NZX, it was fantastic to talk to Synlait's Chief Executive, Grant Watson on the company's strong foundations, and how they are resetting their strategy to ensure Synlait delivers against its potential.
In the latest episode of Opening Bell, NZX's Dave Sellen is joined by Dairy Analyst Alex Winning, Lorraine Mapu, Management Director NZ Business, Andrew Hill, Senior Manager Agribusiness Westpac, Aidan Gent, General Manager Rural Banking ASB and Scott Wishart, Managing Director NZ Agri Brokers.
First up, Alex gives an update on global dairy markets and where she sees prices heading, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Scott Wishart on the evolving cashflow dynamics in the farming industry, the changing support and lending landscape from banks, strategies to overcome challenges, and the key concerns and challenges facing farmers and banks in the near future.
For our next Opening Bell podcast, we spoke to The Little Miracles Trust's Chief Executive, Rachel Friend and Fundraising Manager, Samantha Bennett on the awesome work they do providing support and resources to parents and whānau going through the stress and anxiety of premature and sick babies that require neonatal care.
Relying on help, kindness and support from others is essential. That is why the generous work The Little Miracles Trust does is inspiring, greatly needed and deeply appreciated by thousands of Kiwi families every year.
Sustainability isn't a 'new 'trend', but its certainly becoming more favorable for both investors and organisations as we work hard to build a better New Zealand.
As an integral part of New Zealand's daily life, Contact Energy is aware that every action has an impact on the wellbeing of our communities. Therefore, it was incredibly interesting to talk to Contact's CEO Mike Fuge about the importance of sustainability and how it factors into the company's every decision to ensure that it counts for the long run.
Interested in creating a tech start-up in New Zealand? It was interesting to have the Booster's Innovation Fund Melissa Yiannoutsos and MACSO Saba Samiei join us to talk about the tech start up landscape in New Zealand from two different perspectives - a founder and an investor.
As part of NZX's tech month, Blackpearl Group's Chief Executive Nick Lisette joined us in studio to discuss all things data. Being incredibly topical at the moment, it was interesting to hear Nick's views on how data is sourced, and how small to medium sized businesses can leverage their data to help create business opportunities.
In a country brimming with entrepreneurship it’s incredible to have organisations like Ministry of Awesome supporting startups with the advisory support, mentorship, community and connections they need to succeed. For our next Opening Bell podcast we sat down with CEO, Marian Johnston to talk trends in the tech startup landscape and advice to those looking to begin their high-growth startup journey.
Tech week is a fantastic opportunity to discover how New Zealand tech entrepreneurs and innovators are helping build a better tomorrow. To kick start our profiling of the tech sector this month, it was a pleasure to sit down with Aofrio’s Chief Executive Greg Balla and VP Engineering Rami Elbeltagi to discuss how technology and sustainability can collide to provide better outcomes for customers.
In this episode of the Opening Bell, we hear from NZX Dairy Analyst Alex Winning, who gives us an update on global dairy markets, what's driving price volatility and demand out of China.
To be an informed investor, it’s important to understand all investment classes and what you’re investing into. Given the rise in popularity in crypto currency - and to cap off our investor education month, - we sat down with EasyCrypto’s Janine Grainger to discuss all things crypto. Make sure to tune in as Janine discusses how it has evolved, why people are investing in this asset class and what the future may hold.
When the idea of investing and money can seem a bit daunting, it’s awesome to see how people like The Curve’s Victoria Harris are breaking down financial literacy gaps by sharing their financial knowledge. Make sure to tune in to our Opening Bell as we discuss common concerns and beliefs of new investors and how The Curve is helping females to become financially savvy.
Diversification is a popular investment strategy to help make portfolios more resilient against the rise and falls of market conditions. In our next Opening Bell podcast, Smartshares Chief Investment Officer, Stuart Miller gives a run down on what ETF’s are, how they work and their growing popularity in the New Zealand market.
As the number one investing podcast in the US, Canada, New Zealand and Australia and authors of best-seller ‘Girls that Invest’, Simran Kaur and Sonya Gupthan are on a mission to make the investing world less intimidating for women. As part of our investor education theme for this month, it was truly inspiring to sit down with Simran to discuss the need for more investor education, the huge gap in the market globally, and how they’re making it as accessible and relatable as possible.
In choppy market conditions, investor education has never been so important. To help understand ‘what’s up in the markets’ Craigs Investment Partners' Investment Director, Mark Lister breaks down the current economic climate.
Mark also covers how global events - such as the collapse of SVB Bank - could impact our markets, reminders for investors during higher inflation periods and his prediction on how New Zealand’s economic environment will evolve throughout the rest of the year.
Whether you consider yourself an informed investor or you’re new to the markets, make sure to tune in!
For our next Opening Bell podcast it was a pleasure to have Jarden’s Managing Director, Co-Head of Investment Banking, Silvana Schenone on to cap off a month of profiling influential female leaders across our capital markets.
Silvana has decades of experience as a corporate and commercial adviser. She joined Jarden from top tier legal firm MinterEllisonRuddWatts, where she was a partner and head of their corporate and M&A division.
Tune in to hear her interesting career to date - both in New Zealand and internationally, and what she believes are important leadership characteristics for 2023 and beyond.
In this episode of the Opening Bell, we hear from Alex Winning for an update on GDT Auction 326, followed by a discussion with Alex Worker, Managing Director of High Ground Brands, about emerging trends in food technology in New Zealand and around the world, and how New Zealand businesses can invest in these food technology opportunities.
In our next Opening Bell podcast, ASB CEO Vittoria Shortt talks about her journey to becoming a CEO, including the opportunities that have enabled her growth and the leadership traits she's learnt across her career which has shaped her leadership style today.
Vittoria also provides insight into important skills needed by Chief Executives and senior leaders to cater for the changing corporate landscape.
As an experienced director and Chair of Air New Zealand and ASB, Dame Therese Walsh has had an extremely inspiring career. Ahead of International Women’s Day, it was a privilege to chat with Dame Therese on her career - discussing how she built her brand, learnings and opportunities working within a number of sectors and advice she has for females entering the workforce.
“If it was easy, everyone would do it. We like complex, hard things to tackle because I think we’re pretty good at it.”
As an energy customer it's more than likely you've benefited from Gentrack's service offering - as they provide cleantech solutions to many leading utility providers globally. What you may not realise is the awesome people behind the brand, and it was our pleasure to talk to Gentrack's CEO, Gary Miles about the company's incredible year of record growth and how they're continuing to evolve to ensure they are creating a positive impact.
It’s a busy time of year for Kiwi Property, who own and develop many iconic shopping malls and buildings across New Zealand. As one of NZX’s largest property companies, it was really interesting to sit down with the company’s Chief Executive, Clive Mackenzie to talk about how they’ve built their portfolio over 30 years, what they look for when purchasing and developing commercial properties, and how the intend to grow with sustainability front of mind.
Inflation, the housing market and rising interest rates. Three key factors impacting New Zealand’s economy, dominating media commentary and shaping many conversations across New Zealand.
We get for many this can be incredibly unsettling (and overwhelming), so to help you understand the current economic climate and what this means as New Zealanders, we had the absolute pleasure of hosting ANZ’s Chief Economist, Sharon Zollner for an educational Opening Bell podcast.
Sharon’s vast knowledge and experience as an economist, paired with her ability to step back from the facts and figures to make these topics easily digestible, makes this an incredibly insightful conversation.
Make sure to tune in and if you have any questions or feedback please email: communications@nzx.com
Now more than ever investors are looking into investment opportunities that have sustainability front of mind, so what better time to take the opportunity to talk to Salt Funds Managing Director, Paul Harrison about New Zealand’s first-ever Carbon Fund listed on the NZX.
Providing investors with an opportunity to align to their responsible investment values through access to a price of carbon that is typically difficult to achieve on your own, make sure to tune in to find out more about how the fund works and the opportunity within.
As New Zealand’s second largest source of offshore revenue, the New Zealand tech sector has undoubtedly strengthened the diversity and resilience of our export sector. To celebrate both accomplishments within tech, and the launch of Technology Investment Network's (TIN) 18th TIN report, we spoke to the company’s Managing Director, Greg Shanahan on trends within the sector and key findings from their report.
Interested to find out more about our next listing? It’s been fantastic working alongside the team at Blackpearl Group ahead of their listing this Friday, and to have the opportunity to speak to the company’s Chair, Tim Crown and CEO, Nick Lissette for our next Opening Bell podcast. Make sure to tune in to find out more about who they are as a company, why the chose to list on the Exchange and the exciting opportunities ahead for them.
It’s always inspiring to hear from a company like Pacific Edge, whose team is driven by a strong commitment to help improve people’s lives and patient outcomes by providing leading solutions for early detection and management of cancer. In our next podcast Chief Executive, Dr. Peter Meintjes talks about the importance of innovation for the ongoing growth and success of the company, and the health tech sector as a whole.
“We have to listen to children and we have to do the right thing by them, so I sat in a room on my own to make sure that we did the right thing by them” – solarZero CEO, Andy Booth.
Earlier this month we were joined by the team at solarZero and Climate Change Minster, James Shaw to mark solarZero becoming the first in the world to trade energy stability services provided by its virtual power plant in the New Zealand Electricity Reserves Market.
Property for Industry (NZX: PFI) is a company backed by expertise – they know the market and understand industrial tenant’s needs, resulting in a solid portfolio with high quality tenants. Working within a niche sector of property, it was fantastic to sit down with the company’s CEO, Simon Woodhams to find out more behind the inspiration and opportunity behind PFI and what some of their key strategic goals are as they look toward the future.
“We’ve heard people refer to New Zealand as the worlds food basket and it truly is. We put out incredible produce - incredible primary produce, and we’ve got some fabulous farmers out there.”
For our next Opening Bell podcast it was an absolute pleasure to talk to New Zealand Rural Land Company’s (NZX:NZL) Co-Founder & Director, Richard Milsom. Richard takes us on a journey into the inspiration and opportunity behind New Zealand Rural Land as they help grow the future of NZ food production and invest in the future of New Zealand.
“I’m a standard Kiwi country bloke and to think about how hard it would be to not provide for your family, that just breaks your heart right?” – Wayne Langford.
Nobody should go hungry, so to help raise awareness for World Food Day 2022 this Sunday, 16 November, we sat down with nationally based charity, Meat the Need to highlight some of the company's awesome work in supplying much needed meat to City Missions and food banks.
As a quintessential Kiwi farmer, it was incredibly inspirational to hear Founder and General Manager, Wayne Langford’s motivation to start Meat the Need and how the organisation has teamed up with local farmers, Silver Fern Farms, Fonterra and Miraka among many supporters to help feed families across New Zealand.
Make sure to join millions of people working together in the fight against hunger by donating to your local food bank this World Food Day!
With more New Zealanders engaging with the markets than ever before, investor education has never been so important. For World Investor Week 2022 it was a pleasure to sit down with FMA's CEO, Samantha Barrass to hear about their role as an integral part of our capital markets ecosystem, and some top tips on what to look out for when investing.
Leading first-class entertainment across Australasia, SkyCity Entertainment Group is committed to offering world-class entertainment across all of its precincts. From restaurants, bars, hotels, casinos, and the Sky Tower, which is celebrating 25 years this year.
Founded in 2011 to meet the needs of mission-based organizations, Pushpay has remained at the forefront of technological innovation, usability, and customer care.
Vital Healthcare Property Trust is the only specialist owner of healthcare property listed on the NZX. Vital is managed by experienced healthcare property managers NorthWest Healthcare Properties Management Limited, a subsidiary of a publicly listed healthcare property group based in Toronto, Canada. It’s a niche sector and, with an aging population across Australasia it’s growing.
Unfortunately, cancer impacts so many New Zealanders, with 71 people diagnosed each day. For our next podcast, we wanted to take a moment to appreciate the Cancer Society - a truly inspiring and altruistic company that is committed to supporting people with cancer and their whānau.
Join us as we hear some inspirational and heartwarming stories from Cancer Society's Chief Executive for Auckland/Northland, Andrew Young as he discusses what drives the team everyday and what motivated him to join the team.
Make sure to get involved with Daffodil Day on Friday, 26 August and if you would like to donate, please follow the link: https://daffodilday.org.nz/donate
Infratil is a company committed to New Zealand - investing in growth sectors so our communities can grow, society can function and that our economy can thrive.
So what do you they look for when they invest in companies?
What are seeing in terms of opportunities and challenges in the investment landscape?
How are they preparing for the future?
Make sure to tune in to our next podcast where we find out from the company's CEO, Jason Boyes and CFO, Phillippa Harford on all things Infratil!
Lights, camera, action! Nothing is more satisfying than watching a truly great film, but did you know there is a high probability there is a Kiwi tech company working hard behind the scenes to help make that happen?
For our next podcast we take you behind the scenes of Vista Group - a company committed to providing the best cinema experience for its viewers. As self-proclaimed 'movie buffs' it's pretty inspiring to hear CEO, Kimbal Riley and Chief People Officer, Anna Ferguson speak to how passion, dedication and innovation has grown the company over the past 25 years - now serving over 100 countries -and the exciting opportunities ahead in the industry!
It’s not everyday you get to speak to a company who - over the course of 55 years - has showcased dedication, passion and innovation to grow a company from a garage in Auckland to one of the world’s largest manufacturers of frequency control products and timing solutions!
Rakon’s Chief Executive, Sinan Altug provides some interesting insight into the company and drew from his vast international experience within the tech sector to highlight what trends he’s noticing in tech both on a global and national scale.
During tech week we spoke with the founder and CEO of PaySauce, Asantha Wijeyeratne on the inspiration behind creating an app which has transformed how businesses use payroll. As you'll hear throughout the podcast, Asantha is incredibly passionate about how their team is leveraging tech to drive innovative solutions and the company's goals for the future, so make sure to listen in!
In this episode of the Opening Bell, we hear from Stuart Davison and Alex Winning for an update on GDT Auction 310, followed by a discussion with Philip Goetz, Lead Product Development, IFCN, about the current supply and demand situation in India, Africa, and South America. Philip also provides outlook on future growth in these markets, as well as a view on how environmental regulation will impact the dairy industry.
“TruScreen for me was just an amazing company to get into because I just think this technology needs to be out there in so many countries.”
Starting her career as a nurse, it’s no surprise TruScreen’s Interim CEO, Juliet Hull is so passionate about what she does – with the company’s breakthrough cervical cancer screening device being an attractive alternative to traditional cervical screening models. Make sure to listen to our recent Opening Bell podcast to hear about TruScreen’s journey, as well as some interesting insights from Juliet into trends and advancements in healthcare technology.
With more than 15 years’ experience in financial markets, Jarden's Managing Director, Head of Wealth Solutions, Chris Wilson is no stranger to volatile market conditions. Passionate about the importance of advice, and leading a team that represent a strong focus on individualised and research-led investment, it was a pleasure to have him join us for our next Opening Bell podcast. Chris shared his insight into trends in the investment landscape, some reminders for more volatile periods and his thoughts about the year ahead.
Interested to know more about Ampol, the company behind our next listing? We've got you sorted! We were thrilled to sit down with Ampol's Chief Executive, Matt Halliday to chat about the company, the acquisition of Z Energy and how they are looking at providing better journeys for their New Zealand and Australian customers, both for today and tomorrow.
We’re back for our next Opening Podcast where we are taking a deep dive into the importance of change to propel future growth. To help us dive into this topic, we have Channel Infrastructure's CEO, Naomi James as a guest speaker who discusses the recent transition of Refining NZ to Channel Infrastructure, and the opportunities available to them as they look towards the future.
Hosted by NZX's GM, Capital Markets Origination, Sarah Minhinnick and Senior Relationship Manager, Doug Vrame.
In this episode of the Opening Bell, we hear from Stuart Davison and Alex Winning for an update on GDT Auction 306, followed by a discussion with Mike McIntyre, Director and Head of Derivatives at Jarden, about the SGX-NZX NZ Milk Price Derivatives Market.
In this episode of the NZX Opening Bell Podcast we hear from Miranda Ling - Olam's Senior Research Manager, Dairy about the impacts of the current lockdowns in China, the disconnection between GDT and the Chinese domestic dairy prices, and an outlook for dairy demand in China.
You asked, we listened! We've had some comments on our podcast asking us to discuss more around who we are and what we do at NZX, so who better to bring on than our very own CEO, Mark Peterson. Make sure to tune in as Mark provides insight into what's happening in the listed market this year and how our key industries will play a role in New Zealand's economic recovery.
The new generation of investor they are strong, they expect purpose to lead profit not the other way around and they will use their wallet as a tool to drive change.
Julia Jones our Head of Insight talks with Bella Conyngham, she is a great example of the new investor. Someone who is passionate about sustainability which drives her decisions about who she will hold her kiwisaver with, purchasing and her decisions on employment.
Bella talks about the new generation of investor not necessarily being age defined but more attitude defined where there is a drive for purpose to lead profit.
More about Bella:
Her role as Partnership Associate for Toitū Tahua (Centre for Sustainable Finance) gives her the opportunity to be part of the change she wants to see. Bella coordinates strategic partnerships, projects and work-streams for the Centre for Sustainable Finance. She is particularly passionate about systems change and the opportunity our financial system has to be the driver of creating a sustainable and equitable future.
Outside of her work at the Centre, she is a Global Shaper for the World Economic Forums’ Auckland Global Shaper Hub. Bella holds a Bachelor in Commerce and is undertaking a postgraduate certificate in Change Leadership, as part of receiving the Impact Scholarship from The Mind Lab.
New Zealand’s global innovators and leading tech companies have long proven New Zealand is a great place to launch a new global business - and our next listing, Booster Innovation Fund ‘BIF’, is on a mission to support the next generation of Kiwi-start ups to be able to continue innovating right here in New Zealand.
Tune in as NZX's Sarah Minhinnick and Doug Vrame speak to BIF's Chair of the Advisory Board, Jenny Morel and Innovation Funds Manager, Melissa Yiannoutsos around challenges and opportunities within the sector, as well as how listing will support their key strategic goals.
Did you know Kāinga Ora is one of NZX's largest sustainability Issuers? For our second Opening Bell episode we're excited to bring you Kāinga Ora's Director of Sustainability, Alec Tang and Treasurer, Jason Bligh to understand the company's goals and aspirations, and how they are seizing the opportunity to transform New Zealand's housing and development system.
Our Head of Insights Julia Jones brings her unique flair to the interview to really find out more about our guests who play an influential role in delivering Kāinga Ora's key strategic goals - make sure to tune in to find out!
For our first episode of 'Opening Bell' we sit down with TradeWindow's Founder/Chief Executive, AJ Smith and Chief Operating Officer, Andrew Balgarnie to discuss a company leveraging digital solutions to support one of the things that is fundamental to New Zealand - trade. As NZX's first blockchain company, make sure to tune in to find out more about the company, aspirations and opportunities within the sector, and a chance to learn more about the people who are leading the team as they move to their next phase of growth.
Hosted by our very own GM, Capital Markets Origination, Sarah Minhinnick and Senior Relationship Manager, Doug Vrame, this is a series not to be missed!
In this episode NZX's Julia Jones and Steve Jurkovich CEO of Kiwibank have a no nonsense open conversation about Steve's journey to leadership and how he is successfully navigating the global uncertainty.
They cover a number of topics:
- Resilience and drive - 75 Cv's sent out before Steve got his first interview out of University
- Developing a strong positive mindset
- Adaptability
- Keeping it real
- The power of having strong role models in leadership through your journey
- Hugh Burrett
- Linley Wood
- Ian Blair
- Barbara Chapman
- The importance of aligned values between investors/board/leadership team and the nourishment of these relationships - It's always opening night
- Huge amount of work that went into achieving B-corp certification and the massive holistic value it brings
- Strong open and inclusive culture that Steve has created at kiwibank, ensuring a safe place for everyone to have their say.
- Steves greatest wish for NZ is that we do a better job at leveraging everyone skills and knowledge , less yelling at each more working together to accelerate a successful future for all of NZ to benefit
It's a high energy conversation that will get you thinking.
This is the first episode in our 'The Leadership Exchange' series. Given the focus is leadership in dairy we have combined it with our 'Open Interest' series.
In this episode Stu Davison and Alex Winning give us the low down on GDT results, grass covers in New Zealand and the likely milk production trend over the next few months.
This then leads on to Julia Jones talking with the extremely talented yet very humble Maury Leyland-Penno about the leadership needed to ensure a positive future for NZ's dairy sector.
Maury has been a consultant, an executive, she is currently a director on multiple boards and a start-up founder. She talks us through the nuance of leading in different roles and how she has navigated the ups and downs.
Maury founded Leaft https://www.leaftfoods.com/ a new alternative protein innovation with her husband John in 2016, we talk through what they have achieved and their vision for the future.
Maury's Bio
Maury is a founder and director of Leaft Foods, she chairs Trust Codes and is on the board of Genesis Energy. She is also chair of The Education Hub, a non-profit organisation focused on bridging the gap between research and practice in school level education. She is a Te Hono alumni and sits on the steering committee.
Maury has previously been a director of Spark New Zealand and Transpower New Zealand and was on the Lincoln University Transformation Board. Maury was a senior executive at Fonterra from 2005, stepping down as managing director people, culture and strategy in 2016.
Prior to Fonterra, Maury worked as a strategy consultant for The Boston Consulting Group, working with large companies in New Zealand and Australia. Maury was a member of the design team for Team New Zealand during the successful 1995 America's Cup campaign in San Diego.
She holds BE (Hons) in Engineering Science from University of Auckland, is a Fellow of the Engineering New Zealand and a Chartered Member of the Institute of Directors in New Zealand.
NZX's dairy analyst's provide an update following GDT 291 and discuss New Zealand's growing conditions. We then hear from Alyssa Badger from HighGround Dairy about global inventory levels and the impact this is having on dairy markets around the world.
Julia speaks with John Berry one of the founders and CEO of Pathfinder Asset Management. They talk through purpose, profit and values based investment. They unpick what ethical investment means. They also talk about ESG being about reducing risk to make more money, ensuring wealth growth and wellbeing collide.
In this episode, Julia Jones talks with Ben Gleisner, founder and CEO of CoGo.
CoGo is an app for Kiwi's to track their carbon footprint and ESG impact on the earth through their banking transactions. CoGo then encourages users to improve their habits, and make a change for the better.
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The information provided in this podcast is a guide and is intended for general information purposes only. The information is not intended as, and shall not constitute, investment advice. The information should not be relied upon as a substitute for detailed advice from a professional advisor. The podcast may contain opinions or forward-looking statements, and actual results may vary from what is expressed in this podcast. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the presenter or guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of NZX Limited ("NZX"). Except for liability that cannot be excluded, NZX disclaims all liability for any error, inaccuracy or omission, or for any loss suffered through relying on the information in this podcast. NZX makes no warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of the information in this podcast. All intellectual property rights in the content of this podcast are owned or used under license by NZX. No part of this information may be redistributed or reproduced in any form or by any means without the written consent of NZX. Copyright 2021 NZX Limited
In this episode, Julia Jones talks with Naomi James, CEO of Refining NZ about Refining NZ's significant strategic pivot to support NZ's vision of a lower carbon economy.
Julia and Naomi talk through the courageous and progressive leadership Naomi demonstrates, and the need to ensure that aspiration is coupled with strong execution to achieve what is needed for the transition to a low carbon economy. This is not about chance or luck, it's about facing reality, strong planning, stakeholder engagement and courage to do what is hard.
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On episode 3, NZX Head of Derivatives, Nick Morris is joined by NZX Senior Dairy Analyst,
Amy Castleton and Antipodean Capital Management, Director, Craig Ferguson.
This podcast focuses on the direction of global commodity markets taking into account the latest trends in main drivers such as Purchasing Managers' Indices (PMIs), US dollar, interest rates, inflation and the resulting impacts expected for dairy markets.
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In this episode, Julia Jones speaks with Bubba Cook (Western and Central Pacific Tuna Programme Manager, WWF) about the foundation's advocacy for human rights, as well as animal rights.
This episode will give you some food for though about why you should look into a company's practices before purchasing products, or investing.
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In this episode, Julia Jones chats with Dean Anderson, CEO and Founder of Kernel Wealth.
The podcast looks at the growing trend of ESG focused funds and the drivers from investors. We also discuss the background of Kernel Wealth, their purpose to build wealth and the value of the integrated ESG culture that they foster.
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In this episode, Julia Jones speaks with Paul Alston (CEO, Bremworth, formally known as Cavalier) about a bold strategy pivot.
This podcast looks at Bremworth's bold move of pivoting back to only producing wool carpets. It's a long term journey with customer, planet and profitability intersecting. We deep dive into the value of this strategy for customers, investors, and economic and environmental wellbeing.
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On episode 2, NZX Derivatives Manager, Nick Garden is joined by NZX Dairy Analyst, Stuart Davison, ANZ Agriculture Economist, Susan Kilsby, Westpac's Senior Agri Economist Nathan Penny and TDB Advisory Director, Nigel Atherfold.
This podcast discusses the outlook for NZ's 2022 season milk price with updates on the latest forecasts following Fonterra's opening announcement released on 26 May. The episode also covers the implications of these seasonal outlooks on farmer's milk price hedging policies.
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In this episode which was originally recorded in November 2020 as a webinar, Nick talks to Oatly Co-Founder, Björn Öste about the plant based milk revolution.
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Welcome to the first episode of our series ESG Jam Sessions.
This series is hosted by Julia Jones, who is the head of Insight here at NZX. This episode has special guests Dana Muir who is the head of Natural Capital at BNZ, and Lee-Ann Marsh, who is the Global Market Innovation Manager at Beef + Lamb New Zealand. BNZ recently wrote its first sustainability finance loan with Southern Pastures, a large progressive dairy operation, so in this episode, Dana will talk us through the details of the loan, and Lee-Ann will connect this with the trends we are seeing in global consumption.
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Kicking off the first episode of Open Interest we have NZX Derivatives Manager, Nick Garden, NZX senior dairy analyst, Amy Castleton, Fonterra Greater China CEO Teh-han Chow and Pivotal Ingredients CEO, Jeff Goodwin on the show. This episode covers what is driving domestic prices in China and the impacts of this on markets including leading indicators to watch out for.
Note: correction at 24 minutes : 2020 numbers in LME terms were 13 million tonnes for whole white milk. Approximately 5 million of that was pasteurized, 8 million of that was UHT."
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Join Briony, Emma and Brandon for a breakdown of what you need to know about the S&P Global Clean Energy Index rebalance and an update on what has been happening in the markets over the last month.
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