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BLIS Technologies has kicked off FY27 with a 42% revenue increase and a return to EBITDA profitability, driven by strong B2B growth in Asia Pacific and China.

Asset Plus Limited (NZX:APL) has increased its third quarter dividend to 0.25 cents per share, up from 0.20 cents, reflecting stronger Funds from Operations driven by a new lease at Munroe Lane.

Sena & Co, already holding 75.9% of 2 Cheap Cars, proposes a full takeover at NZ$0.80 per share, aiming to delist the company and compulsorily acquire remaining shares.

Sena & Co Limited has launched a conditional full takeover offer for the remaining shares of 2 Cheap Cars Group Limited, aiming to increase its stake from 75.9% to at least 90%. The NZ$0.80 per share cash offer comes with plans to delist 2CC and maintain current operations.

Ryman Healthcare has opened a NZ$100 million fixed rate bond offer maturing in 2032, featuring an exchange mechanism for existing bondholders and a minimum interest rate of 5.60%. The offer targets institutional and retail investors and aims to refinance debt and diversify funding.

AoFrio Limited has initiated a 1-for-7 renounceable rights offer at NZ$0.07 per share aiming to raise nearly NZ$5 million. This follows a recent $4.56 million placement and supports an aggressive growth strategy targeting $300 million revenue by 2030.

Precinct Properties Group has completed the acquisition of ASB North Wharf through its investment vehicle PPILP, marking a strategic expansion of its premium city centre real estate holdings in Auckland.

AoFrio Limited is offering existing shareholders a 1-for-7 rights issue at NZ$0.07 per share following a NZ$4.56 million placement, aiming to raise nearly NZ$5 million to fund growth ambitions.

Accordant Group has confirmed it has met the minimum NZD 5 million target for its rights offer, with the S.A. Hull Family Trust No. 2 stepping in to cover any shortfall. The offer is set to close on 13 May 2026, with final results due two days earlier.

KMD Brands has secured NZ$11 million from its retail entitlement offer, with a 52% participation rate. The company now moves to clear a 169 million share shortfall through a retail bookbuild, while shares remain halted ahead of trading resumption.