Port of Tauranga (POT) AGM 2026 summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
AGM 2026 summary
29 Oct, 2026Opening remarks and agenda
Hybrid AGM held in person and online; notice sent on Sept. 28 and quorum present. Agenda included the Integrated Annual Report, audit report, financial statements, director elections, auditor remuneration and shareholder discussion.
Financial performance review
FY2026 underlying net profit after tax rose 23% to $155.3m from $126.0m; revenue increased 4.7% to $486.5m and operating costs fell 6.2% to $221.7m.
Subsidiary and joint venture contribution to profit rose 42.1% to $15.5m.
Total trade fell 3% to 24.6m tonnes; exports declined 3.3% to 15.9m tonnes and imports 2.3% to 8.7m tonnes. Container volumes rose just under 0.5% to 1.21m TEU.
Crane productivity rose 9.9% to 30.8 average container moves per crane per hour; ship rate increased 13.7% to 76.4 moves per hour.
Board and executive committee updates
Ken Shirley, a Quayside-nominated director appointed from April 1, 2026, stood for election; Fraser Whineray stood for early re-election to support orderly rotation. The board recommended both.
Doug Leeder retired; Future Director Scott Campbell’s term ended March 31, 2026. A successor Future Director was being sought for the 2027 AGM.
Latest events from Port of Tauranga
- Hub expansion advances as Stella Passage consent faces appeals and automation is phased.POT
Corporate presentation - Record underlying profit up 23.2% and dividend up 22.8% despite flat trade volumes.POT
H2 2026 - Major investments and automation position the port as New Zealand's leading future trade hub.POT
Investor presentation - Poised for major growth, Tauranga is set to anchor NZ's future hub-and-spoke port network.POT
Investor presentation - Net profit up 16.6% to $70.2M, driven by revenue growth, import demand, and productivity gains.POT
H1 2026 - Record profit of $173.4M and trade growth, but capacity constraints limit further gains.POT
H2 2025 - Trade and earnings fell, but strategic expansion and climate action support future recovery.POT
AGM 2024 - Net profit dropped 22% as trade volumes fell, but second-half and key export results improved.POT
H2 2024 - Net profit surged 27.4% as trade and container volumes hit record highs and guidance was raised.POT
H1 2025