Chinese plans for Christchurch sheepskin business
New owners must invest $7m in five years, official docs say.
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The new Chinese owners of GL Bowron have promised to invest at least $7 million into reenergising the woolskin maker, Overseas Investment Office documents say.
The Christchurch business’s Japanese owners were given approval to sell their shares in the business to Chinese company Henan Prosper in
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Victoria Young
Wed, 13 Sep 2017
Wed, 13 Sep 2017
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Chinese plans for Christchurch sheepskin business
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