09/09/2026
Spring is a good time to check in on your business and make sure your plans still line up with where things are heading.
For businesses across Marlborough and Tasman, the warmer months can bring increased activity, seasonal staffing, higher operating costs and new opportunities.
Reviewing your cash flow, pricing, margins, staffing and upcoming investment now can help you make more informed decisions and prepare for the months ahead with confidence.
WK’s business diagnostics are designed to help you take a closer look at areas such as profitability, team performance, business direction and strategy, giving you a clearer picture of where to focus next.
Explore the diagnostics here: https://www.wk.co.nz/diagnostics
Know your numbers and plan ahead with confidence with the WK team: https://www.wk.co.nz/contact
30/07/2026
A good season creates opportunities, but what you do next matters.
You may choose to reduce debt, prepare for tax, complete maintenance, build reserves or reinvest in the business.
A clear plan helps turn stronger returns into long-term value.
Talk to WK Strawbridge about making your next move count - https://www.wk.co.nz/nelson
28/07/2026
Cashflow pressure rarely appears overnight. The warning signs usually show up earlier.
For farming and agricultural businesses, income and expenses do not always arrive at the same time. Feed, fertiliser, wages, contractors, repairs, loan repayments and tax can quickly place pressure on the business between income periods.
A clear cashflow forecast can help you:
-Identify tighter months ahead
-Prepare for seasonal costs
-Plan lending requirements earlier
-Make business decisions with greater confidence
Whether you are new to business ownership or managing an established operation, understanding your cash flow gives you more time and more options.
Talk to WK Strawbridge about planning for the season ahead - https://www.wk.co.nz/nelson
22/07/2026
A great weekend for the juniors at Club Waimea Squash 🏆
WK Strawbridge was proud to sponsor the South Island Junior Age Group Championships, which welcomed 70 players from across the South Island, Waikato and Hawke’s Bay.
Our Senior Advisor, Casey Gousmett, is also a Club Waimea committee member and supports the club, from helping in the kitchen to presenting prizes, it was great to see Casey getting involved throughout the weekend.
Congratulations to all the players, organisers and volunteers who helped make the tournament such a success!