Capital markets changes to boost business growth
The Government is making changes to encourage new sharemarket listings, cut costs for smaller listed companies and improve visibility over private asset investment.
The Government is making changes to encourage new sharemarket listings, cut costs for smaller listed companies and improve visibility over private asset investment.
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This is a summary of the changes proposed in the discussion document: Review of New Zealand Companies Office fees and levies (2025).
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