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C3 to become Australian owned

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One of New Zealand's largest stevedoring companies, C3, is about to become fully Australian owned.

Port of Tauranga chief executive Mark Cairns said the Port, who were in a 50-50 shareholding with Asciano, had wanted to take full ownership of the company.

In a statement he said the buyout was sparked by a deteriorating financial performance and an inability by the Port as half owner to fix it.

But Asciano, Australia's largest rail freight and ports operator, exercised a shootout clause in the shareholder agreement.

They have acquired the stevedoring company for the same seventy million dollar amount the Port was offering them.

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C3 has over 800 staff working in 15 ports around New Zealand and Australia.

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