For Customers
Taking care of business
Many businesses in New Zealand and around the world are having issues with the supply chain, leading to frustration and delays which often cost time and money, and in some cases, cause significant business stress.
Our Commercial team at CentrePort work hard to support our freight customers and provide stability and certainty where possible.
The team has an in-depth knowledge of our customers’ businesses and an awareness of their needs to provide a responsive and empathetic service.
We understand that customers are grappling with uncertainty and constant change. Customers moving cargo by rail are among those affected by delays and the unpredictable arrivals of freight, which creates challenges in booking space on rail wagons.
We also travel to customers’ plants to see first-hand how products are handled and transported, which provides a good understanding of how supply chain logistics work and our port’s role in the chain for each customer.
Although we support freight and logistics, it always comes down to engaging with people to make things go smoothly.
“Visiting customers gives us a view of the whole movement of products, an appreciation of what our customers do, and an understanding of why it’s so critical for us to keep everything flowing.”
Polly Schofield, Account Manager. Commercial
CentrePort delivers strong result with record container growth
September 16, 2026
CentrePort has ended the FY26 financial year strongly with an Underlying NPAT of $20.9m, up 19% on the last financial year and $2.3m ahead of expectations set out in the Statement of Corporate Intent.
Media Statement: Fatal incident at Wellington Port this morning
September 1, 2026
New Ferries Sub-Site Launched
August 10, 2026
To help communicate with the public and interested parties, CentrePort has created a dedicated website for updates on the ferry project at Kaiwharawhara.