Channel Infrastructure reported total fuel throughput 829 million litres
- Channel Infrastructure delivered a total fuel throughput of 829 million litres for the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
- The total throughput volume remained broadly flat compared to the same period in 2025 despite higher domestic prices.
- Stable year-to-date performance remains aligned with domestic demand outlooks and internal operational targets.
Channel Infrastructure NZ (ASX:CHI) delivered total fuel throughput of 829 million litres for the quarter ended Sept. 30, keeping overall volumes broadly in line with the prior corresponding period.
The stable quarterly performance was achieved despite significant domestic fuel price increases driven by offshore geopolitical issues.
Jet fuel throughput reached 330 million litres to match the third quarter of 2025, supported by the reinstatement of flight schedules by Middle Eastern carriers.
Diesel throughput slipped from 265 million litres to 258 million litres, while petrol throughput declined from 260 million litres to 242 million litres over the period.
The company stated that year-to-date combined throughput volumes remain aligned with its expectations and market forecasts.
Following the announcement, the Channel Infrastructure share price was unchanged at $2.80.
Approximately 50% of the business's contracted revenue structure is secured through fixed capacity-based fees rather than pure volume usage.
The infrastructure operator received and discharged 14 import shipments during the quarter, compared to 12 shipments in the previous corresponding period.
