Director Appointment - Lachie Johnstone

ADMIN
Fri, Mar 01 2024 04:44 pm

Transport and logistics group, MOVE Logistics Group Limited (NZX/ASX: MOV), is pleased to announce the appointment of Lachie Johnstone as an Independent Director. Lachie will join the Board from today and fills the vacancy following the retirement of Danny Chan at the 2023 Annual Meeting.

Lachie is an experienced director, with current directorships including chair of CentrePort and Jenkins Group. Previously, he was chair of Farmlands Co-operative Society for 16 years alongside a number of other governance roles. He has extensive experience across the logistics sector, including fuel distribution.

Chair of MOVE, Lorraine Witten, said: “We are delighted to have someone of Lachie’s calibre and skillset join the Board as we position MOVE as a leading Australasian supply chain entity. His direct experience in the distribution, logistics and fuel sectors will provide valuable insights for the Board and management team as we continue to reshape, strengthen and grow our business.”

Lachie has been appointed by the Board, as permitted under the company’s constitution. He will hold office until MOVE’s 2024 Annual Meeting at which time he will stand for election by shareholders. The Board has determined that Lachie is an independent director for the purposes of the NZX Listing Rules and the NZX Corporate Governance Code.


Announcement PDF


Markets News

NZ sharemarket down 0.5% amid PGW shuffle
Markets Market Close

NZ sharemarket down 0.5% amid PGW shuffle

The S&P/NZX 50 Index closed at 13,276.99, down 74.93 points or 0.56%.

Graham Skellern 14 Oct 2025
Primary Sector

PGG Wrightson chair and deputy ousted

The company's annual meeting was in Christchurch on Tuesday.

Riley Kennedy 14 Oct 2025
PGG Wrightson chair and deputy ousted
Finance

RBNZ plan to cut AT1 capital layer wins cautious lender support

Proposal to pare AT1 capital from prudential stacks wins cautious support from lenders.

Andy Macdonald 14 Oct 2025
RBNZ plan to cut AT1 capital layer wins cautious lender support