Channel Infrastructure NZ Limited operates as New Zealand's largest independent fuel import terminal and infrastructure provider, receiving, storing, testing and distributing petrol, diesel, jet fuel and other energy products primarily for customers including bp, Mobil and Z Energy to the Auckland and Northland markets; its core assets encompass deep-water jetty infrastructure at Marsden Point, over 290 million litres of storage tanks, a 170-kilometre low-emission pipeline to Auckland, truck loading facilities and the wholly-owned subsidiary Independent Petroleum Laboratories Limited, which delivers specialist fuel testing services nationwide. The company serves the oil and gas storage and transportation industry, focusing on transport fuels and emerging energy products with operations centred in Northland, New Zealand, and targeting wholesale fuel importers and distributors. Founded in 1961 and headquartered in Whangarei, the company rebranded from The New Zealand Refining Company Limited in March 2022 following the cessation of refining operations and transition to an import terminal model. Recent developments include a November 2024 15-year bitumen import terminal contract with Higgins, a Fletcher Building subsidiary, expected to generate $45 million in revenue from late 2026 alongside $17-21 million in capital expenditure; an August 2024 10-year jet fuel storage deal with Z Energy projected to yield $55 million from 2027; a May 2024 seven-year transmix storage and export agreement with bp, Mobil and Z Energy for over $20 million starting late 2024; and a $50 million equity raise via accelerated renounceable entitlement offer to fund these and future growth at the Marsden Point Energy Precinct, collectively delivering over $120 million in incremental revenue across 15 years.