TELECOM NEW ZEALAND WKN: 882336 ISIN: NZTELE0001S4 Kürzel: NZT Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Nachtrag aktuell: 0,14154412 Neuseeland-Dollar entspricht 0,071 Euro

https://investors.sparknz.co.nz/FormBuilder/_Resource/_module/gXbeer80tkeL4nEaF-kwFA/doc/H2FY25_Results_Market_Release.pdf

Dividende: Date of this announcement 20/8/2025 /// Distribution Amount //// NZD 0.14154412 ////Ex Date 9/9/2025 //// Record Date 10/9/2025 //// Payment Date 3/10/2025

https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/spark-zealand-ltd-nztcf-fy25-070635711.html

Läuft ja gut heute💪🤘

Danke ☺️

10,08% (Quelle DivvyDiary)

Wie viel Prozent Dividende gibt es hier aktuell?

https://de.marketscreener.com/kurs/aktie/INFOSYS-LIMITED-9743342/news/Spark-New-Zealand-sagt-strategische-IT-Zusammenarbeit-mit-Infosys-49627286/

Danke, Kauf war am 18.03. Hab nun mal nachgefragt

Ähm, ING :D. Hab kein Broker sry. Aber würde definitiv mal nachfragen. Sollte eigentlich längst auf deinem Konto sein. Oder hast den EX-Tag (20.03.2025) verpasst?

Darf ich fragen über welchen Broker?

Ja bereits am 08.04 ^^

Hat die Dividende, fällig am 04.04.2025, schon jemand erhalten?

Hab mir nochmal H1 FY25 Result angeschaut bzgl Dividende fürs 2 Halbjahr. Die müsste Safe sein: The Board declared a first half dividend of 12.5 cents per share, 75% imputed, which will be paid on 4 April 2025. This is in line with FY25 dividend guidance of 25 cents per share, 75% imputed, which has been maintained in recognition of the receipt of ~$310 million in Connexa proceeds expected in Q3. The Dividend Reinvestment Plan will be available for shareholders to receive shares at a 2% discount in lieu of a dividend. //// Bedeutet hier gibs brutale Einstiegskurse. Habe nochmal 2000 Stück nachgelegt.

Spark announces expanded strategic partnership with HPE  IT infrastructure and services partnership forms part of technology delivery model transformation  Partnership will contribute to reduced annualised IT costs, supporting SPK-26 Operate Programme cost out Spark New Zealand (Spark) today announced it has signed an expanded strategic partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)1, which will deliver the automation and efficiency benefits of a flexible, hybrid cloud services model through the HPE GreenLake2 cloud. Spark currently manages infrastructure services3 within its IT environments, both for its own platforms and those of its business customers. Under the partnership, Spark will move to a variable model for IT infrastructure in line with market demand, by further leveraging HPE GreenLake cloud. Spark will also utilise HPE’s global services capabilities to improve the efficiency of its operations. Spark Customer Director Enterprise and Government, Mark Beder, said “This partnership will contribute to reducing annualised IT costs and ensure Spark’s IT environments are continuously updated in line with advancements in technology, including HPE’s leading automation and AI capabilities. “We will also implement HPE GreenLake hybrid cloud management capabilities from Morpheus4, which accelerates workload provisioning – providing a more user-friendly operational experience between public and private cloud environments for Spark and our customers.” As part of the agreement, HPE will utilise both its local and global workforce to provide services to Spark. Spark will continue to retain strategic decision-making and control over all components of its IT environments including critical infrastructure, service delivery, innovation, IT architectural decisions, security policies, and service orchestration5. SPK-26 Operate Programme As previously disclosed, Spark has expanded its SPK-26 Operate Programme to include a significant transformation of its technology delivery model. This delivery model refers to Spark’s IT and network operations. Spark has had a long-term focus on modernising its technology, embedding AI into its business, and building a resilient, adaptive, and automated network. The new technology delivery model accelerates this long-term focus through the establishment of several strategic partnerships – a common structure utilised by telcos in offshore markets.