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Ripe conditions for NZX listing could see first positive year since 2021

Insiders have been eyeing up as many as 10 new prospects to join the bourse.

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February 10, 2026
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PAUL MCBETH: Claude starts showing a little sass

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THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT: Ryman speaks, tech crumbles and rates rise

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  1. Ripe conditions for NZX listing could see first positive year since 2021
  2. Sharesies brigade still more at home in the US
  3. Adviser roll-up hopeful Profsee has one eye on the ASX
  4. Third Age Health Services tops NZX leaderboard in 2025
  5. Gold and silver shine in 2025
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  4. Superannuation question needs serious people
  5. PAUL MCBETH: Tearing down the Reserve Bank’s ivory towers
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