Nadene Lomu has been removed as a shareholder of two of her late husband's companies. Photo / Norrie Montgomery
Nadene Lomu has been removed as a shareholder of two of her late husband's companies.
Companies Office records show Nadene Lomu's shares in Stylez Ltd and Wesley Holdings Ltd have been erased and placed back into the name of Jonah Lomu. She has also been removed as a director of
Stylez. Both companies were 100 per cent owned by Lomu at the time of his death on November 18.
Public documents show Nadene Lomu was an "authorised person" but had no stake in the ownership of Stylez before January 4, almost two months after Lomu died.
On January 4, she made multiple changes to Stylez, at one time increasing her shareholding to 99 per cent before scaling it back to 50 per cent.
She also changed the ownership of Wesley Holdings, dropping Lomu's shareholding completely and listing herself as the 100 per cent shareholder.
