Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure (ASX: DBI) — Company Overview, News & Financial Data
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure operates the world's largest metallurgical coal export facility in Australia, focusing on reliable coal export services.
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure is a major Australian infrastructure entity that holds the long-term leasehold interest in the Dalrymple Bay Terminal, situated at the Port of Hay Point in Queensland, Australia. As a critical facility in the global steelmaking raw material supply chain, the terminal provides metallurgical coal export services to producers operating within the Bowen Basin. The company operates under a regulated user-pays access framework, delivering essential terminal infrastructure, coal receiving, stockpiling, blending, and deep-water vessel loading operations. Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure supports international bulk commodity trade while advancing infrastructure expansion and long-term decarbonization initiatives.
Snapshot
Operations
Products and/or services of Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure
- Terminal Handling Services: Provision of integrated coal handling services encompassing rail inloading, stockyard management, blending, and vessel outloading at a deep-water export facility, serving major metallurgical coal producers operating throughout Queensland's Bowen Basin region.
- Stockpiling and Reclaiming Operations: Management of extensive stockyard facilities equipped with automated stackers and reclaimers to store, aggregate, and blend various grades of metallurgical coal prior to high-speed loading onto ocean-going bulk cargo vessels.
- Deep-Water Berth and Loading Services: Provision of marine infrastructure comprising offshore deep-water berths, jetty conveyors, and high-capacity ship loaders capable of efficiently loading large bulk carriers destined for international steelmaking markets across Asia and Europe.
- Terminal Expansion Projects: Planning and execution of facility capacity expansions, including infrastructure debottlenecking, stacker-reclaimer upgrades, and berth enhancements to increase annual throughput capacity across export handling infrastructure.
- Clean Energy Transition Feasibility: Assessment and development of sustainable energy opportunities, including green hydrogen export studies and renewable energy integration to support long-term decarbonization initiatives across port and transport handling operations.
- Regulatory and Access Infrastructure Services: Delivery of regulated facility access under user-pays framework agreements, managing long-term take-or-pay capacity contracts with export producers to ensure predictable infrastructure access and operational capacity allocation.
Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure executive team
- Michael Robert RichesCEO, MD & Executive Director
- Stephanie CommonsChief Financial Officer
- Jesse KnightChief Operating Officer
- Liesl BurmanCompany Secretary and Group Chief Legal & Risk Officer
- Rosalind JonesDirector of People & Culture
- Jonathan BlakeyChief Commercial & Sustainability Officer