Government to blame for AJ Park sale, rival IP head claims
James & Wells boss Ceri Wells says he won't sell out.
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The head of a rival IP firm says AJ Park moving to Australian ownership was the inevitable result of successive New Zealand government pushes to integrate Kiwi professional services with Australia.
AJ Park on Wednesday confirmed its acquisition by ASX-listed IPH for $66.1 million – roughly $3.6
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Victoria Young
Fri, 13 Oct 2017
Fri, 13 Oct 2017
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Government to blame for AJ Park sale, rival IP head claims
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