January 1994 decisions This is the quietest month we’ve had since we started analysing OIC decisions four years ago: only seven decisions, admittedly after a…
Decisions of the Overseas Investment Commission and Overseas Investment Office
The approval of the Overseas Investment Office (OIO; before 25 August 2005, the Overseas Investment Commission (OIC)) is required for most overseas investment into Aotearoa/New Zealand that involves land and fishing, and most other investment valued at $100 million or more. In fact, it acts as a rubber stamp, approving almost all applications.