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MP Investment Holdings

Which companies do Members of Parliament invest in?

Top Investment

RP & M Partnership

37 declarations

MPs with Investments

62

All years

Total Declarations

918

Across all companies

Companies Tracked

135

Unique companies

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Investments by Company

RP & M Partnership
37 MPs
17
10
National: 17Labour: 10
Forestry Partnership No 43
31 MPs
13
18
National: 13Labour: 18
Forestry Partnership
31 MPs
13
18
National: 13Labour: 18
Tower Australia Limited
29 MPs
15
6
Labour: 15ACT: 6
Tower Limited
29 MPs
15
6
Labour: 15ACT: 6
Tower
29 MPs
15
6
Labour: 15ACT: 6
Comet Technology (St Thomas of Canterbury College)
24 MPs
17
5
Labour: 17NZ First: 5
Young Enterprise Scheme “special Status” Company Set Up By Four Students From St Thomas of Canterbury College to Develop “acci-link” Product
24 MPs
17
5
Labour: 17NZ First: 5
Comet Technology
24 MPs
17
5
Labour: 17NZ First: 5
Comet Technologies
24 MPs
17
5
Labour: 17NZ First: 5
Ravensdown Fertiliser Co-op Limited
23 MPs
16
6
National: 16Labour: 6
Ravensdown
23 MPs
16
6
National: 16Labour: 6
Ravensdown Fertiliser Cooperative
23 MPs
16
6
National: 16Labour: 6
Ravensdown Limited
23 MPs
16
6
National: 16Labour: 6
St Thomas of Canterbury College to Develop “acci-link” Product
21 MPs
14
5
Labour: 14NZ First: 5

Key Insight: Energy Sector

Energy companies like Genesis Energy, Meridian, and Vector are among the most commonly held investments by MPs. These are large, publicly-traded NZ companies.

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Agricultural Interests

Many MPs, particularly from rural electorates, hold shares in agricultural cooperatives like Alliance Group, Fonterra, and other farming-related companies.

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Data Source

Investment data from the Register of Pecuniary and Other Specified Interests of Members of Parliament. MPs are required to declare shareholdings in companies. This data shows companies where MPs hold shares but not the number of shares or their value.