Bad buzz plagues Ngāi Tahu honey venture as private equity circles
Sale comes amid bullying allegations and financial investigation.
Foreign buyers are being lined up to take a stake in Ngāi Tahu’s joint venture with Watson & Son, amid mounting evidence of internal problems at the honey firm.
Representatives from US private equity firms have been travelling to Masterton in recent months to conduct due diligence on the
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Victoria Young
Fri, 20 Oct 2017
Fri, 20 Oct 2017
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