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George Kerr’s Torchlight Fund said it would raise its investment in South Canterbury Finance by $15.5 million, taking its investment in its parent company Southbury to $37.5 million.
South Canterbury Finance chairman Allan Hubbard says the additional investment endorses the repositioning of the business over the last six months.
“Strategically, South Canterbury Finance is one of only a handful of finance companies with the ability to provide funds for business growth and development beyond the traditional banking sector,” Hubbard said.
Torchlight Fund chairman George Kerr said Torchlight was committed to helping South Canterbury execute its strategy of moving towards three business groups - traditional finance, private equity, and real estate and asset management.
Subject to approvals, the $15.5 million will be invested on May 31.
Businesswire.co.nz
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