In the lead-up to the 40th edition of the Rich List in June, NBR is opening the archives to reproduce some of the best content from the past four decades.
Through his investment vehicle, Bolton Equities, the 76-year-old has a diverse range of shareholdings in the likes of Izon Science, Corporate Cabs, and the controversial Kamo Wildlife Sanctuary.
Greg Tomlinson’s Indevin Group experienced ‘an exceptional vintage across New Zealand’s winegrowing regions’ in 2024.
These days, Glenn devotes much of his energy to the pursuits that inspire him: thoroughbred racing and philanthropy.
The couple have recently acquired a near 4% stake in Kernel, the Auckland-based funds manager and have developed an investment partnership with Tim Zonneveld.
Wellington’s McGuinness family have recently turned their attention to Auckland and Christchurch, where they’ve acquired two high-profile retail sites.
Ben and his wife Penny donated $465,000 in 2024 through the Ben Gough Family Foundation to a mix of causes including the Hapai Foundation.
After five years of chaos, South Auckland’s Balle family had every reason to celebrate a relatively normal start to the 2025 onion season.
After ‘one of our best years ever from a revenue perspective, when you take out those two post-Covid years’, Bayley Corporation top achievers were treated to a holiday in Dubai.
Palmerston North’s Higgins family has run into opposition from local iwi over plans to develop a new residential precinct on some of its disused industrial land on the eastern outskirts of the city.
