Ngāi Tahu recruits Movac to boost its $40m-and-counting investments in tech start-ups
Ngāi Tahu has brought in investment firm Movac to help expand its growing portfolio of technology start-ups, which has reached at least $40 million. The move is part of the South Island Māori tribe’s broader high-tech investment strategy.
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