Salt backs attempted coup at NPT
Auckland fund manager says it wants to create a $500 million property company.
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Auckland-based fund manager Augusta Capital appears to have some support for its attempted coup at listed property company NPT.
Salt Funds Management, which owns a 17% slice of NPT, says its initial reaction is that Augusta has put forward a “very strong proposal” that would help grow the
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Karyn Scherer
Fri, 28 Oct 2016
Fri, 28 Oct 2016
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Salt backs attempted coup at NPT
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