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Winton Land has named Michael Stiassny as its new independent chair, stepping into a leadership role during a period of significant board and executive change. The company is actively recruiting additional independent directors and senior executives to stabilise governance and operations.

WasteCo Group has initiated a $2 million share placement at $0.007 per share to fund its ambitious turnaround and growth strategy amid a FY 2026 loss. A Share Purchase Plan will follow, offering existing investors a chance to participate on the same terms.

Julian Cook has resigned as an executive director of Winton Land, citing fundamental disagreements with the majority shareholder on board roles and governance, following similar departures by other directors.

Winton Land’s governance is under strain after independent directors Steven Joyce and Guy Fergusson resigned citing conflicts with the majority shareholder. The board must urgently appoint new independent directors to maintain NZX compliance and avoid potential trading suspension.

General Capital’s 2026 Annual Shareholders Meeting saw a notable board shake-up as investors declined to re-elect Brent Douglas King, while approving a near 10% hike in directors' remuneration.

TradeWindow is positioning itself for a primary ASX listing, appointing two seasoned Australian logistics experts to its board and reshaping its executive team to deepen market expertise and meet listing requirements.

T&G Global has agreed to sell its T&G Fresh business in three transactions worth a combined enterprise value of NZD 72.65 million, aiming to sharpen its focus on premium apples and VentureFruit platforms while reducing debt.

Sky New Zealand has secured exclusive broadcast rights for the NRL in New Zealand through to 2034, extending its long-running partnership with the Australian Rugby League Commission and promising comprehensive coverage across multiple platforms.

Salt Listed Funds released its 2026 annual report highlighting governance changes, investment policy updates including Treasury Units and Carbon-Related Businesses, and a notable decline in the Carbon Fund’s unit price over the year.

Truscreen Group has issued nearly 150 million new shares at NZ$0.013 each, expanding its share base by 17.4% following a renounceable rights issue. The fully paid shares rank equally with existing stock, lifting total ordinary shares to just over one billion.

TradeWindow has lifted its trading revenue by 20% to $9.6 million in FY26, with annual recurring revenue surpassing $10 million for the first time. The company also improved gross margins and reduced its EBITDA loss, reflecting steady progress in its cloud migration and customer retention efforts.

Synlait Milk has locked in a NZ$320 million refinancing package with a broad banking syndicate and replaced its $130 million shareholder loan, while shifting its financial year-end to December to match its major shareholder.