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Spark New Zealand (ASX:SPK), the country's largest telecommunications provider, has been bought back by fund managers as expectations reset. In September 2025, Mint Asset Management added Spark back into portfolios on valuation grounds, believing earnings and dividend expectations had become more realistic. In February 2025, Wilson Asset Management noted Spark's results reflected a softer-than-expected operating environment, with continued weakness in enterprise and government spending amid a challenging New Zealand economy. Spark New Zealand operates in the Communication Services sector within the Diversified Telecommunication Services industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 2 comments from 2 fund managers, Mint Asset Management and Wilson Asset Management. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Auckland, Spark provides mobile, broadband, fixed-line, cloud, data centre and IT services to consumers, businesses and government across New Zealand.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Wilson Asset Management and Mint Asset Management have invested in Spark New Zealand Ltd (ASX:SPK).
Mint highlights a more attractive valuation after Spark's earnings and dividend expectations were reset to more realistic levels, leading it to rebuild a position.
Wilson Asset Management points to weakness in enterprise and government spending and a challenging New Zealand economy, which led to softer-than-expected results.
Spark New Zealand Ltd. is a telecommunications and digital services provider headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand. Founded on February 24, 1987, the company operates across several key segments: Mobile, Broadband, Procurement and Partners, Cloud, Security, and Service Management; Managed Data, Networks, and Services; Voice; and Other Products. Spark provides comprehensive connectivity and digital infrastructure solutions to the New Zealand market.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.