Crown-Owned Companies

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Crown-Owned Companies (CROCs) are a subtype of crown entities in New Zealand's state sector. A CROC is a registered company wholly owned by the Crown, and is not a State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) nor a Crown Research Institute (CRI). The exception are the airports still in Crown ownership, where ownership is shared with local authorities.

[edit] External link

• Company profiles at the Crown Company Monitoring Advisory Unit site (listing out of date)