Chorus submits 2024 fibre regulatory report

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STOCK EXCHANGE ANNOUNCEMENT

30 May 2025

Chorus submits 2024 fibre regulatory report

Chorus has published its Information Disclosure for fibre fixed line access services (FFLAS) for the 2024 disclosure year. This disclosure will also be submitted to the Commerce Commission.

As part of this process, Chorus has calculated that the regulated asset base (RAB) was steady at approximately $5.9 billion during 2024. Within this total, the core RAB grew to $4.9 billion, while the Financial Loss Asset reduced to just under $1 billion.

As expected, Chorus has calculated it was very close to earning its maximum allowable revenue of $809 million for 2024. Wash-up adjustments across the three-year regulatory period result in a total wash-up balance of $153.5 million that is carried forward to 2025.

Details of these calculations and other summary financial information are provided in the attached presentation. All calculations are subject to Commerce Commission review.

The full Information Disclosure reporting schedules are available at: https://company.chorus.co.nz/disclosures


Authorised by:

Drew Davies
Chief Operating Officer

ENDS

For further information:

Nathan Beaumont
Head of Corporate Relations
Phone +64 (4) 896 4352
Email: [email protected]

Brett Jackson
Investor Relations Manager
Mobile: +64 (27) 488 7808
Email: [email protected]


Announcement PDF


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