Channel Infrastructure

Channel Infrastructure NZ Limited Ordinary Shares

Company Details

Registered Office: Marsden Point, Whangarei 0118
Postal Address: Private Bag 9024, Whangarei 0148
Telephone: +64 9 432 8311
Facsimile: +64 9 432 8035
Website: http://www.refiningnz.com/
First Listed: 01/09/1962
Balance Date: 31 December
AGM: 27/04/2023

Directors and Executives

Chris Bougen
General Counsel / Company Secretary
Andrew Brewer
Non-Executive Director
Rob Buchanan
Chief Executive Officer
Andrew Holmes
Independent Non-Executive Director
Naomi James
Chief Executive Officer
James Miller
Chairman
Anna Molloy
Independent Non-Executive Director
Lucy Nation
Director
Alexa Preston
Chief Financial Officer
Jack Stewart
Chief Operating Officer
Vanessa Stoddart
Independent Director
Paul Zealand
Independent Director

Announcements

Title Date Type
Ongoing Disclosure Notice Fri, Sep 05 2025 04:29 pm SHINTR
HY25 Results Tue, Aug 26 2025 08:30 am HALFYR
Dividend Reinvestment Plan Tue, Aug 26 2025 08:30 am CORPACT
Q2 2025 Operational Update Tue, Jul 15 2025 08:30 am GENERAL
Update on work towards potential Marsden Point biorefinery Mon, Jul 14 2025 08:30 am GENERAL
HY25 Results Date and Audio Conference Details Wed, Jul 02 2025 01:45 pm GENERAL
CHI presentation to Rapid Insights Conference Wed, Jun 25 2025 08:30 am GENERAL
Amended SPH Notice - Macquarie Group Limited Mon, Jun 23 2025 08:46 am SHINTR
2025 ASM Voting Results Fri, May 23 2025 04:30 pm MEETING
2025 ASM Presentation Materials Fri, May 23 2025 10:12 am GENERAL

Major Holdings Announcements

Date Name No. Held % Current
19/12/23 Jarden Partners Limited Jarden Secu 17,772,688 18.36 4.69
15/12/23 Accident Compensation Corporation 25,661,574 4.85 6.78
14/12/22 Forsyth Barr Investment Management 22,838,492 5.10 6.13
04/06/21 Michael Charles Hare 725,000 - 4.95
23/12/20 Wellington Management Group LLP 2,187,930 8.34 0.69
21/03/17 BP New Zealand Holdings Limited 31,572,640 21.19 10.10

Director’s Interests Announcements

Date Name No. Held % Details Other
29/09/23 Alexa Preston 30,000 - - -
28/09/23 James Bruce Miller 200,000 - - -
16/03/23 Robert Christian Buchan 70,000 - - -
16/03/23 Jaroslaw Dobrowolski 184,351 - - -
16/03/23 Jack Stewart 264,955 - - -
10/03/23 Anna Marion Molloy 25,000 - - -
20/01/23 Jarek Dobrowolski 94,030 - - -
10/05/22 Naomi Margaret James 4,210 - - -
22/12/21 Denise Jensen 38,090 - - -
22/12/21 Simon Allen 53,072 - - -
13/12/21 Paul Zealand 87,000 - - -
18/05/18 Sjoerd Post 1,272 - - -

Analysts’ Forecasts

profit2021 profit2022 eps2021 dps2021 sales2021 ebit2021 ebitda2021
mean 24.7 64.7 8.0 10.5 126.4 54.1 88.6
high 24.7 64.7 8.0 10.5 126.4 54.1 88.6
low 24.7 64.7 8.0 10.5 126.4 54.1 88.6
sample 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Last Updated: 20/09/2023


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