The Warehouse Group Limited

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Auckland, New Zealand

A prominent retail chain in New Zealand known for selling a variety of licensed merchandise.

CCI Score

5.74

-45.74% July 20

Latest Event

Criminal Charges Filed Over Misleading 'Price Promise' by Subsidiary

The New Zealand Commerce Commission filed criminal charges in Auckland District Court against Noel Leeming for allegedly breaching the Fair Trading Act through deceptive 'Price Promise' claims that misled consumers. As Noel Leeming is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Warehouse Group Limited, this event raises significant concerns over the parent company’s business ethics and consumer trust.

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OBJECTOR

The Warehouse Group Limited is currently rated as an Objector.

0 to +9 CCI Score

These companies deliberately avoid direct involvement with authoritarian practices. While they do not actively challenge oppressive regimes, they maintain a neutral stance to ensure they are not complicit in supporting such systems.

Latest Events

JUL

20

2025

Criminal Charges Filed Over Misleading 'Price Promise' by Subsidiary
-40.00

The New Zealand Commerce Commission filed criminal charges in Auckland District Court against Noel Leeming for allegedly breaching the Fair Trading Act through deceptive 'Price Promise' claims that misled consumers. As Noel Leeming is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Warehouse Group Limited, this event raises significant concerns over the parent company’s business ethics and consumer trust.
JUN

30

2021

The Warehouse Group Annual Report: Our Relationships
51.47

The report details The Warehouse Group's engagement with government, community, and suppliers through initiatives ranging from hosting MPs to discussing family violence policies, ethical sourcing practices, and community investments, reflecting a commitment to progressive and democratic values.
+70

Public and Political Behavior

March 18

The Warehouse Group actively engages with government officials and community stakeholders, hosting MPs and discussing progressive policies on issues such as period equity, family violence, and climate change. This proactive political engagement supports democratic processes and counters authoritarian tendencies.

OUR RELATIONSHIPS - The Warehouse Group Annual Report 2021
+85

Business Practices and Ethical Responsibility

March 18

The report emphasizes strong ethical business practices including rigorous supplier audits, the use of a balanced vendor scorecard, and significant community and charitable investments. These practices are indicative of a commitment to labor rights, ethical sourcing, and overall corporate social responsibility.

OUR RELATIONSHIPS - The Warehouse Group Annual Report 2021
+80

Technology and Services Impact

March 18

The Warehouse Group's involvement in technology initiatives, such as its participation in the P-TECH digital skills programme and support for government-led QR code COVID-19 tracking measures, reflects a commitment to leveraging technology for public good rather than for repressive purposes.

OUR RELATIONSHIPS - The Warehouse Group Annual Report 2021
+75

Economic and Structural Influence

March 18

The company demonstrates a commitment to ethical economic practices through its substantial charitable giving, transparent dividend practices via the Tindall Foundation, and efforts to build sustainable economic partnerships with suppliers and community organizations.

OUR RELATIONSHIPS - The Warehouse Group Annual Report 2021