South Island tribe Ngai Tahu sold a 2% stake in retirement village developer and operator Ryman Healthcare today.
The sale of 10 million Ryman shares, most likely to institutional investors, leaves Ngai Tahu Capital with 30 million shares, making it the third-biggest investor with a 6%
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David Williams
Thu, 03 May 2012
Thu, 03 May 2012
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Opportune time to sell Ryman shares, Ngai Tahu says
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