Tūaropaki Trust

Tūaropaki Trust is a Māori land organisation established in the 1950s by the amalgamation of land from 297 families. It has grown into an asset base exceeding $1 billion and operates across geothermal power generation (including hydrogen energy), dairy processing (notably through Miraka), horticulture, pastoral farming, and sustainability-focused innovation. The trust is known for pioneering green hydrogen production via its Halcyon Power joint venture with Obayashi Corporation and for sustainable food production initiatives. It provides dividends and educational opportunities to its owners but does not operate in drug development or clinical research[1][2][3][4][5].