Invested in our Future

Mauri Ora Roa

Growing an intergenerational
fund, to benefit the Bay of Plenty.

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Quayside is an investment fund focused on managing a diversified portfolio for the benefit of Bay of Plenty communities. By a strategic commercial approach, we aim to preserve and grow the fund while providing a reliable annual distribution to the Regional Council, supporting our community now and in the future.

Our Value

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Providing financial security and prosperity for the Bay of Plenty.

How We Invest

The Quayside portfolio comprises three parts:

Port of Tauranga

Gross Assets:

$2,369m

Investment Portfolio

Gross Assets:

$469m

Special Purpose Assets

Gross Assets:

$154m

All figures as at December 2024

Port of Tauranga

Quayside has been a majority shareholder and custodian of the Port of Tauranga, since 1991. Today, we have a 54.14% shareholding and intend to remain a significant cornerstone and strategic shareholder into the future.

Non-Port Investment Portfolio

Our Non-Port Investment Portfolio consists of a diverse range of asset classes to ensure we’re growing a resilient portfolio that can weather the course of time.

Currently, this includes holdings in global equities, property, fixed income, private equity, real assets and cash.

Special Purpose Assets

Special Purpose Assets such as the Rangiuru Business Park form part of our current portfolio that supports regional benefit whilst contributing to the value Quayside provides to the wider Bay of Plenty across economic and social measures.

As an intergenerational fund, we focus on long-term value creation, and balance the needs of our community today, whilst positively building for future generations.

Quayside Explained

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