Financial Year (FY) stories
Colin Henderson has been promoted to the top job at Hewlett Packard Enterprise New Zealand, following the departure of Keith Watson.
Hewlett-Packard New Zealand has posted a $10.0 million profit for the latest financial year – despite seeing revenue nearly halved.
Kogan.com, which last year acquired and resurrected Dick Smith's online business, has beaten its full year forecast in the first six months of FY17.
Megaport's revenue up by 80% this year, with majority generated in Asia-Pacific units, says CEO Denver Maddux.
Australia's leading pure-play online retailer, Kogan.com, has surpassed its financial forecast for FY16 with total revenue of AUD 211.2m.
After acquiring Motorola and IBM's System x server business, Lenovo's fiscal 1Q17/calendar 2Q16 earnings revealed lingering growing pains.
Webroot sees double-digit YoY bookings growth, driven by MSPs, partnerships and market share in consumer segment.
Microsoft's results for the fourth quarter are out and because of cloud business the company's shares have reportedly jumped over 3% since the release.
Data center services provider, NEXTDC, has reported a 51% growth in revenue, with plans to pursue further growth on the back of rising demand.
Empired has been forced to respond to questions from the ASX after its share price dropped and trading volumes soared.
Empired has secured a $10m services contract with the Victoria Department of Education and Training to provide infrastructure technical services.
Microsoft is seeing continued strong growth out of the Kiwi market, with Microsoft NZ recording solid revenue and profit increases.
Cisco Systems New Zealand is back in black, recording a profit for the latest financial year and arresting decline in sales.
TPG's revenue has soared 88% on the back of its acquisition of iiNet, with the telco also reporting a bumper revenue increase.
Sony Computer Entertainment New Zealand saw its profits for last financial year take a massive 41.6% drop, with revenue also down nearly 8.5%.
Trade Me, the online marketplace, has announced a 9.2% increase in revenue to $218m for the past year, in line with expectations.
Data#3's profits soar by 30.4%, poised to hit a £1bn revenue as it pivots towards service-centric IT solutions amidst a tech evolution.
Data#3 says it expects to see a 25% increase in profit for FY16 on the back of solid services growth and strong core performance.
Since launching in Australia two years ago, DocuSign's customer base has grown to more than 1,000 local customers.
JB Hi-Fi's fortunes are in sharp contrast to its competitor Dick Smith, with sales and profit up for JB Hi-Fi's New Zealand business.