Wealthy charitable trusts lift stake in LIC
Trinity Lands donated nearly $10m in its last financial year.
Graham Skellern
Mon, 30 Sep 2019
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A wealthy Christian landholder owned by registered charities has become the biggest shareholder in agri-tech cooperative Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC).
Trinity Lands, which donates more than half of its significant profit to Christian activities and community organisations in Waikato
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Graham Skellern
Mon, 30 Sep 2019
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