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The Crown has so far banked more than $3 million selling five sites – Central New Brighton, Freeville, Le Bons Bay, Glenmoor and Greenpark. Another four – Aranui, Wainoni, Burwood and Lyttelton West – are at various stages of a Government disposal process, which could lead to their sale. The Education Ministry has retained eight sites – some for future educational use and others are now home to schools that moved from their old sites.
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The former Wainoni School site has been cleared of its buildings and is going through the Government’s disposal process. Of the five sites already sold, two were purchased by Ngāi Tahu and one by a Ngāi Tahu rūnanga.
Ngai Tahu takes bite of apple producer 05 Mar 2021 15:15 PM
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Ngāi Tahu Holdings has taken a 6 percent bite of minature apple producer Rockit Global Limited.
Ngāi Tahu Holdings chief executive Mike Pohio says the investment will give Rockit more capacity for future orchard developments, diversifying and increasing the growth profile of the tribe’s portfolio.
Rockit chair John Loughlin says Ngāi Tahu Holdings expressed an interest in Rockit early on in the latest capital raising process, recognising there was alignment with its strategic goals.
The process began in late 2020 and took place over three stages, beginning with offers to growers and existing investors. Both offers were oversubscribed.
Ngāi Tahu claims a bite of Hawke s Bay s Rockit Global Ltd
4 Mar, 2021 10:40 PM
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Rockit Global Limited says Ngāi Tahu Holdings has secured a successful capital raise in the Hastings-based apple company. Photo / Supplied
Rockit Global Limited says Ngāi Tahu Holdings has secured a successful capital raise in the Hastings-based apple company. Photo / Supplied
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Rockit Global Limited has announced Ngāi Tahu Holdings has bought a sizeable bite of the Hawke s Bay-based miniature apple company.
Rockit chairman John Loughlin says an investment was completed by Ngāi Tahu Holdings last week and that all parties are extremely pleased with the outcome .
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