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Port of Tauranga lodges ministerial referral application for fast-track consideration
Port of Tauranga Limited (NZX:POT) today requested that its Stella Passage development resource consent application be referred by the Minister for Infrastructure to the fast-track consenting process. The application is the same as the one lodged with the Environmental Protection Authority in April this year as a “listed project” under schedule 2 of the Fast-track […]
Notice of Meeting (NOM) and Proxy Form (PF) – October 2025
Notice of Meeting and Voting Instructions Proxy Form PWC Summary Report – Directors’ Fees
Port of Tauranga delivers strong financial performance amid growing capacity constraints
Port of Tauranga Limited (NZX:POT) today reported strong financial results for the year on the back of resilient export volumes. New Zealand’s busiest port saw total trade increase 7% on the previous year, to 25.3 million tonnes. Container volumes increased 5.3% to 1.2 million TEUs[1]. Underlying Group Net Profit After Tax[2] was $126.0 million, a […]
Port of Tauranga fast-track application on hold after judicial review upheld
A judicial review of Port of Tauranga’s fast track application for the Stella Passage development has been upheld. The High Court has determined that the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) should not have accepted the Port’s application as the project was not as described in schedule 2 of the legislation. The Fast-track Panel that was due […]
Expert panel appointed to consider fast-track application for Stella Passage development
Port of Tauranga (NZX:POT) today advised that the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has appointed a panel to consider its application under the Fast-track Approvals Act 2024 for the Stella Passage development. The panel, which will commence on 1 September 2025, comprises Bronwyn Curruthers KC, Hugh Leersnyder and James Whetu. The decision timeframe is 80 working […]
New Zealand’s biggest port to trial first all-electric straddle carrier with support of EECA
Port of Tauranga will trial the country’s first ever all-electric container straddle carrier at New Zealand’s busiest port. The trial, co-funded by the Government’s Low Emission Transport Fund administered by EECA (Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority), will see the Port purchase a Kalmar electric straddle and install charging infrastructure in a project costing more than […]
