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Trades about 424% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Channel Infrastructure NZ Limited (CHI.NZ) oversees the vital infrastructure network that underpins the supply and distribution of fuel and energy products across New Zealand. Its extensive holdings include the fuels import terminal system at Marsden Point, featuring critical jetty infrastructure, substantial storage tank capacity, the key pipeline connecting Marsden Point to Auckland, and strategic land assets in Wiri. Additionally, the company delivers specialized laboratory testing services. Established in Whangarei, New Zealand, in 1961, the firm rebranded from its former identity, The New Zealand Refining Company Limited, to its current name in March 2022.
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