Stride Property CEO discusses construction woes at the agm
Stride is taking extra precaution to ensure it doesn’t fall victim to the construction industry’s woes.
Dane Ambler
Thu, 30 Aug 2018
Stride Property Group chief executive Philip Littlewood says there is still a raft of talent in New Zealand’s construction industry, despite the sector coming under increased pressure of late.
Earlier this month, Auckland-based Ebert Construction went into receivership, owing creditors an
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Dane Ambler
Thu, 30 Aug 2018
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