It is an overseas cross transfer, between the asx and nzx exchanges, for the dual listing.
They do it at the end of trading on the nzx, which is before the asx closes.
I belive the price discrepancy represents the current discount between the asx and nzx listings. I thought the market was supposed to be "efficient", perhaps it represents a possible arbitrage opportunity for someone???
You could buy the same share on the asx for a discount if you sold the same nzx listed shares! Hmmm..
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