Brierley back to basics
THE eagerly anticipated Brierley Investments recovery plan to be unveiled this week is expected to signal the company will return to fundamentals and once again be ready to invest in…
Roger over and out – Listener magazine
For a man whose death warrant had already been signed, Brierley Investments executive chairman, Sir Roger Douglas, presented a remarkably cool facade as he shaped up to reveal the largest…
Why chances of a Brierley return at BIL are surely nil
JUST as he enters a generous retirement, maverick New Zealand business knight Sir Ron Brierley is posed with an intriguing challenge that of re-entering the fray to save his former…
Founders feast – Financial Times
If Sir Ron Brierley, New Zealands stamp-collecting corporate raider, enjoys the occasional dollop of Schadenfreude, he must have had a chuckle yesterday.Not only did Bob Matthews and Paul Collins, the…
Sir Ron Brierley with President Regan and Maragret Thatcher
Sir Ron Brierley with President Regan and Maragret Thatcher
Crocodile tears as BIL bares its teeth
Paul Collins, chief executive of Brierley Investments Ltd, Sir Ron Brierleys New Zealand holding company, is on the record as describing BILs 644 million hostile bid for Mount Charlotte Investments…
Corporate raiders on the run for the moment
THE BUSINESSES associated with Sir Ron Brierley, the enigmatic New Zealand entrepreneur who this spring unsuccessfully laid siege to Vickers, are shifting their focus away from corporate raiding - at…
Brierley plans bulk auction of property
WELLINGTON - Brierley Properties Ltd., a wholly owned unit of New Zealand investor Sir Ronald Brierleys Brierley Investments Ltd., is to sell 24 properties in a bulk auction Sept. 26…
Brierley in van of Bell revolt
BRIERLEY Investments is leading a potential revolt by holders of US$200 million of Bell Resources convertible bonds, to try to find but more about the details of the sale by…
Brierley poised to acquire major stake in NZ Telecom
Brierley Investments will attempt to take a controlling interest in the soon-to-be privatised Telecom Corp of New Zealand, following clearance from the Anti-Trust Commerce Commission.