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Trades about 60% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Spark New Zealand Limited, along with its subsidiary companies, functions as a prominent provider of telecommunications and digital solutions across New Zealand. Its wide-ranging portfolio encompasses essential mobile, voice, and broadband internet services, in addition to pioneering internet sports streaming. The firm also delivers a comprehensive suite of digital and information technology services, including sophisticated cloud solutions, robust cybersecurity measures, IT infrastructure management, and specialized software. For its commercial clients, Spark provides services such as advanced business cloud platforms, outsourced telecommunications oversight, big data analytics, and secure data center facilities, further extending into international wholesale telecommunications. Beyond these core offerings, the company supplies local, national, and international telephone and data connectivity, various financial products, group insurance policies, and mobile device repair services. It also operates retail channels for telecommunications products and services and facilitates the distribution of related equipment. Spark serves a diverse clientele, ranging from individual consumers and households to small enterprises, governmental bodies, and major corporations. Established in 1987 and headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, the company was formerly recognized as Telecom Corporation of New Zealand Limited until it adopted its current name, Spark New Zealand Limited, in August 2014.
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