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28 August 2026

Strong volume growth drives record profit for Port of Auckland

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Source reporting: Container News

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Strong volume growth drives record profit for Port of Auckland

Port of Auckland recorded significant volume growth and a record underlying net profit after tax during the financial year ending 30 June 2026. Underlying net profit after tax reached $111. 2 million, up 30% from $85. 4 million in FY25. Statutory net profit after tax increased by 28% to $116.

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