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‘I’m not doing a My Food Bag,’ Henry says. The trans-Tasman specialty chemicals company founded by Simon Henry in 1999 is in the final stages of an initial public offering that will raise about A$100 million at a A$300m valuation. DGL Group, a one-stop shop for customers who need to move, blend, formulate and treat chemicals and chemical waste, is in the middle of a book-build and set to dual list on the ASX and NZX next month, Henry told NBR. The company has grown close to A$180m in revenue and generated ebitda of A$19.2m in the 2020 financial year, with a throughput of more than o...

Market close: Tilt takeover offer and transtasman bubble joy lift NZ sharemarket 19 Apr, 2021 05:40 AM 4 minutes to read Auckland International Airport climbed 35c or 4.74 per cent to $7.73 as re-opening stocks benefited from the first day of the transtasman bubble. Photo / Michael Craig Auckland International Airport climbed 35c or 4.74 per cent to $7.73 as re-opening stocks benefited from the first day of the transtasman bubble. Photo / Michael Craig NZ Herald By: Graham Skellern Auckland International Airport took a hike on the first day of the transtasman travel bubble, and a new takeover...

2021 Notice of annual general meeting The annual general meeting of Rio Tinto plc will be held at 11:00am on Friday, 9 April 2021 at 6 St James's Square, London, SW1Y 4AD. Due to the UK government restrictions on public gatherings to contain the COVID-19 pandemic, and mindful of public health concerns, shareholders will not be permitted to attend the annual general meeting in person. Shareholders can instead participate in the annual general meeting virtually via a live webcast, where they will be able to vote and ask questions. Details of how to attend virtually can b...

Simon Henry understands the importance of regular check-ups, as in 2016 a routine medical appointment led to a cancer diagnosis. Now the 49-year-old is warning others: “Don’t delay checking things out if you are worried – even during lockdown.” For the past year, medical experts around the world have been focusing their attention on the still-present coronavirus pandemic. But despite the very real threat posed by Covid-19, people are still suffering from other health issues. Every year, World Cancer Day serves to remind us of the need to look after our health and do our utmost to try ...

New analysis by Declassified UK has discovered the striking extent to which former senior public officials often find lucrative employment in oil, gas and mining companies after they leave office. Dozens of former secretaries of state, ministers, heads of intelligence agencies, ambassadors and chiefs of the British military take advantage of a revolving door that allows them to work for corporations in a sector whose interests some have promoted while in office. Former secretaries of state Sir Michael Fallon and Philip, now Lord, Hammond, are among the beneficiaries of a process which has be...