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Trades about 1% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Heartland Group Holdings Limited serves as the parent entity for Heartland Bank Limited, delivering a diverse range of financial products and services across both New Zealand and Australia. The company offers various deposit accounts, including savings, fixed-term, and both direct and commercial call options. Its lending portfolio is extensive, covering residential mortgages, business finance, term credit, revolving facilities, government-guaranteed business loans, reverse mortgages, vehicle financing, and specialized rural products such as seasonal and livestock funding, alongside farm transition loans. Additionally, Heartland provides digital banking solutions through internet and mobile platforms, as well as management and insurance services. The group also holds interests in investment properties. Founded in 1875, the company is headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand.
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