FE Investments

FE Investments carefully deploys its investors’ funds in a considered mix across the property and business sectors. Now you can share the returns that come from making business grow.

Read more about these success stories by clicking on the company logos.

SMARTPAY

Smartpay is a company listed on the New Zealand Stock Exchange (“NZSE:SPY”), and is in the business of providing integrated electronic services to merchant customers.

FE Securities Limited, a company related to FE Investments, was the arranger in a rights issue for Smartpay. The proceeds from the rights issue were used to retire debt and to provide working capital for the company’s activities.

Click on the SMARTPAY logo, or read more about SMARTPAY here .

ihug

ihug had plenty of energy, innovation and reputation - and a commercially significant broadband provider contract that required substantial capital for development.  A few years ago the company worked with the principals of FE Investments to put in place a funding structure to extract cost efficiencies out of its broadband services for the long-term benefits of both the company and its customers.

Click on the ihug logo, or see the ihug television commercial here .

Orams Marine Village

Orams Marine Village is a classic example of the application of New Zealand ‘kiwi ingenuity’ combining world-beating marine servicing technology with waterfront property development opportunities. When the successful Orams Marine Group of companies identified the changes required to meet the dynamic needs of the marine industry, it worked closely with the principals of FE Investments on the appropriate financing structure to bring the Orams Marine Village concept to ‘bricks and mortar’ reality. Now many investors share the financial rewards of investment in Orams Marine Village..

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South Pacific Books

South Pacific Books was established in 1984 and carved a niche as an importer and distributor in the New Zealand book market, independent from any one publisher. Distribution agreements were established and maintained with a number of international publishers. By 2006 the company represented over 40 publishers. South Pacific Books is now increasing the penetration of its stable of publishing titles in the education and early childhood markets while continuing to develop significant business across the general book trade including libraries, bookshops and specialist stores.

FEI are proud to assist the company by providing financial facilities and corporate advisory services to grow the company.