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Dalliance turns into debacle for lines company Electra

After investing in a small Kerikeri retirement village development, the Horowhenua utility has had its attempt to exit rejected by the statutory supervisor.

The Quail Ridge retirement village in Kerikeri.

Tim Hunter Mon, 29 Jul 2024

An investment outside its core business has turned into a debacle for community-owned lines company Electra after its attempt to sell a retirement village was blocked by the statutory supervisor.

Electra, owner and operator of electricity lines in Kapiti and Horowhenua, bought 49.9% of the Quail

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Tim Hunter Mon, 29 Jul 2024
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