Steve Daglian

And it has been the best improver over the entire session, basically.

This is a New Zealand-based company that sells things like humidifiers, oxygen masks, sleep apnea treatments as well, and it delivered growth in both revenue and profits.

And across all of the regions that operate

it's in.

So as I said, it's a New Zealand-based company, but it actually makes most of its revenue in North America and then Europe, and then followed by Asia Pacific.

So truly a global business.

Yeah, ouch.

And this is the share market operator.

Of course, it's been through a lot recently.

An interim CEO announced in April a board renewal in March and it fell when it handed down its results in February.

Another underperformer today is Elders.

It's down about 5.4%.

There is a reason for the decline though.

The agribusiness is trading ex-dividends.

So this is for

its $0.18 per share dividend, which is payable on the 25th of June.

It's in its fifth straight year of decline on the ASX as well.

And last week, it did slump by 23% in one day when it handed down its half-year results.

And this was because the results were not only a bit below what the market was anticipating, but it also warned of higher cost, not only higher diesel prices, but also

more expensive fertiliser due to the conflict in the Middle East, which, as we pointed out before, is an important part of the world when it comes to fertiliser transportation.