Fletcher Building is signalling a resolution over the Ihumātao land dispute is imminent, but won't be drawn on who it could sell the land to or for how much.
Fletcher fronted several hundred of its shareholders today for its annual meeting, where it said the company had acted ethically, legally and sensitively in its development plans.
The company's top bosses were grilled by shareholders about Ihumātao but refused to give up much information, saying they were at the pointy end of negotiations.
Nita Blake-Persen reports.
