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CentrePort Post Strong Half-Year Result
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort has achieved net underlying profit after tax (before earthquake provisions and Fair Value Adjustments) of $8.8 million for the six months to December 2016.
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CentrePort Resumes Regular Container Service
- CentrePort Wellington
- Regular container shipping is returning to Wellington, with weekly visits by a geared ship linking central region businesses with international markets.
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CentrePort to Secure Cranes as Recovery Continues
- CentrePort Wellington
- Next week CentrePort will begin work to secure its gantry cranes, as it develops plans to resume modified container operations within four to six months.
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Safety Issues Prompt Urgent Work on Earthquake-Damaged Shed 35
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort will start urgent work to contain asbestos on the roof of Shed 35 – a vacant cargo store severely damaged in the 7.8 magnitude earthquake on 14th November.
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CentrePort Considers Options for Earthquake-Damaged Buildings
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort says it is working closely with Wellington City Council and other stakeholders on various options for a number of its port buildings that were seriously damaged in the 7.8 magnitude earthquake on 14th November 2016.
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CentrePort Welcomes Another Inaugural Cruise Ship Visit
- CentrePort Wellington
- Tomorrow morning the MS Maasdam will be welcomed to Wellington for the first time, as post-earthquake repairs allow the cruise season to continue.
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CentrePort Confirms New Ways to Get Containers Moving Again
- CentrePort Wellington
- With the help of shipping lines, customers and suppliers, CentrePort staff have managed to implement new ways to get container freight moving through the port, following the impact of last week’s 7.8 magnitude earthquake.
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Car and Log Deliveries Reinforce Progress at CentrePort
- CentrePort Wellington
- Wellington’s Port continues to make good progress in resuming services following the 14 November earthquake, although challenges remain.
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MBIE releases Statistics House investigation Terms of Reference
- CentrePort Wellington
- The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has released the Terms of Reference for its investigation into Wellington’s Statistics House.
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Centreport Resumes Most Services a Week After Earthquake
- CentrePort Wellington
- A week after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit New Zealand, CentrePort has resumed most operations and is focussed on minimising disruption to its customers.
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CentrePort Deal a Win for Toyota Customers
- CentrePort Wellington
- Toyota – the world’s largest car manufacturer – is now shipping cars to CentrePort to improve speed of delivery to customers in the Lower North Island.
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CentrePort Welcomes Bonus Cruise Call
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort is to host themaiden visit of the cruise ship, MS Insignia this weekend.
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CentrePort Announces Fantastic Cruise Season
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort is celebrating the end of a record cruise ship season where 230,000 visitors got a taste of unbeatable Wellington days.
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Mid-Year profit for CentrePort 2016
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort posted a net profit after tax of $4.6m for the six months to December 2015, $1.5m up on the same period last year (profit $3.1m).
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Security Exercise taking place at CentrePort
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort and Silver Fern Shipping will conduct a joint security exercise on port this week, supported by Maritime NZ and NZ Defence Force.
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CentrePort set to welcome Guayas to Wellington
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort is set to welcome the picturesque Ecuadorian naval training ship, the Guayas, to Wellington on Sunday morning.
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CentrePort - New Chief Executive Announcement
- CentrePort Wellington
- Derek Nind is the new Chief Executive of CentrePort. Mr Nind is currently the General Manager, Commercial at CentrePort, having joined the company in 2013, following a significant career associated with the port sector. Mr Nind will commence his new role from 18 December. Chairman Warren Larsen said "Derek was appointed following an extensive recruitment process. He brings a strong commercial focus to the company, which is vital to our ongoing success and efforts to be the port of choice for central New Zealand." "The company has been producing very positive results, which Derek has been a key part of. His appointment will support sustaining that positive momentum." Mr Nind said "I am very satisfied with CentrePort's progress to date, and I am extremely focused on meeting the needs of our expanding customer base in central New Zealand." Mr Larsen said "I would also like to take this opportunity to thank outgoing Chief Executive Blair O'Keeffe for his leadership of the company over the last seven years." "During his tenure the company has refocused its strategy, re-capitalised, redeveloped its culture and grown its earnings materially. He has also brought a strong focus to health and safety. He leaves on the very best of terms and with our good wishes." Ends For more information, contact: Sarah Toase Phone: 04 495 3844 Email: sarah.toase@centreport.co.nz Website: www.centreport.co.nz
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New Shipping Service to Benefit Regional Importers and Exporters
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort is pleased to announce the addition of a new international container shipping service.
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Strong Result Provides Platform for Further Growth
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort posted a net profit after tax of $14 million for the year to 30 June 2015, a turnaround from last year’s earthquake affected loss.
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Media Release - CEO Announcement - Blair O'Keeffe
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort Chief Executive Blair O’Keeffe has announced his resignation.
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CentrePort Welcomes Arrival of Kaiarahi to Wellington
- CentrePort Wellington
- The arrival of Interislander’s new ferry Kaiarahi is another positive development for Wellington and the central region of New Zealand, CentrePort Chief Executive Blair O’Keeffe says.
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CentrePort Brings The World to Whanganui
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort, central New Zealand’s largest seaport, has a new joint venture container terminal in Whanganui.
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MID-YEAR PROFIT FOR CENTREPORT
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort posted a Net Profit after Tax of $3.1m for the six months to December 2014, up on the same period last year which was an earthquake affected loss of $0.2m.
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Strong Recovery for CentrePort
- CentrePort Wellington
- A 17% increase in port revenue contributed to an underlying net profit after tax of $11.8 million for CentrePort for the year to 30 June 2014.
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CentrePort Welcomes Ngauranga to Aotea Quay Project
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort Chief Executive Blair O’Keeffe said the Port supports the next phase of the NZTA Ngauranga to Aotea Quay upgrade project.
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Increased Trade Growth Supports Earthquake Recovery
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort has posted an underlying trading Profit after Tax of $6.2m for the six months to December 2013.
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Centric & Systems Outage
- CentrePort Wellington
- Starting: Sat, 22 Feb 2014 5:00 p.m. Finishing: Sun, 23 JFeb 2014 7:00 a.m.
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Christmas/New Year Hours
- CentrePort Wellington
- For details of our Christmas and New Year Hours please click "Read more..." below
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Centric & Systems Outage
- CentrePort Wellington
- Starting Sat, 12 Oct 2013 3:00 p.m. Finishing Sun, 13 Oct 2013 10:00 a.m.
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CENTREPORT DELIVERS SOLID RESULTS AND GROWTH PLANS
- CentrePort Wellington
- CentrePort achieved an underlying net profit after tax of $11.7 million for the year to 30 June 2013. This compared to $9.3 million the previous year. Port revenue was stable at $52.1 million, while property revenue of $5.1 million was down from $6.5 million last year. After $6.5 million of fair value adjustments to financial instruments and investment properties, net profit after tax increased to $18.2 million.
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