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A 10-day hold-up of documents in Chinese customs might mean Rakon will miss its Chinese factory sale deadline.
At a special meeting on Friday, shareholders in the Auckland-based technology manufacturer approved the 80% sale of its Chengdu joint venture factory to Chinese company ZheJiang
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David Williams
Mon, 09 Sep 2013
Mon, 09 Sep 2013
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Chinese customs hold-up threatens Rakon deal deadline
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