CentrePort has reported continued growth in FY25, delivering an Underlying NPAT of US$17.6m, up 20% from FY24’s $14.6m.
The result reflects the port’s consistent focus on efficiency, innovation, and customer service, building on the momentum established after the 2016 Kaikōura earthquake.
Board Chair Lachie Johnstone highlighted the significance of this achievement, noting a 30% compounded annual growth in Underlying NPAT since FY22, with independent rankings, such as the World Bank’s Container Port Performance Index, consistently recognise CentrePort as the leading port in Oceania.
The port also paid US$11m in dividends to shareholders in FY25, US$3.5m more than the previous year.
Chief Executive Anthony Delaney credited discipline and focus as key drivers of progress saying that dedicated 5G network, second solar array, and Battery Energy Storage System are examples of how they are embedding energy transition and futureproofing our operations.
CentrePort also successfully completed major works at Seaview Wharf on time and within the budget set in 2020 underscoring its “Make it Happen” ethos in delivering complex infrastructure projects.
The port has already secured two new container services for FY26, with growing customer engagement reflecting CentrePort’s efficiency, capacity, and trusted service.
Recruitment is underway to meet increased demand, providing positive employment opportunities for the Wellington region.
Looking ahead, Mr. Johnstone expressed optimism saying that with new container services confirmed and improving conditions, CentrePort will continue to strengthen its role as a critical gateway for trade.
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