Company linked to illegal arms plays catch up with paperwork

A flurry of virtual paperwork lodged with the Companies Office shows Vanuatu-based GT Group is attempting to get its affairs in order.GT Group, the owner of New Zealand-registered company Vicam (Auckland), was linked to a planeload of North Korean arms se

Liam Baldwin
Wed, 17 Mar 2010

A flurry of virtual paperwork lodged with the Companies Office shows Vanuatu-based GT Group is attempting to get its affairs in order.

GT Group, the owner of New Zealand-registered company Vicam (Auckland), was linked to a planeload of North Korean arms seized in Thailand late last year.

The plane

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