Channel Infrastructure NZ Limited (ticker: NZRFF) owns and operates New Zealand's largest refined fuels import and storage terminal at Marsden Point, North Island, providing critical infrastructure for the import, storage, and distribution of petroleum products. The company offers tank farm storage services for refined fuels including gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and marine fuels; jet fuel supply and into-plane fueling services at Auckland Airport under the major brand Air BP; road tanker loading facilities for distribution to retail and commercial customers nationwide; and ancillary services such as blending, additive injection, and laboratory testing. Channel Infrastructure serves fuel importers, marketers, airlines, and end-users across New Zealand's North and South Islands, with operations centered at its Marsden Point terminal near Whangarei and the Auckland Airport facility. Founded in 1996 as a joint venture involving BP and other partners, the company is headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand, and became independently listed on NZX and ASX in 2021 following a demerger from its former parent. In recent developments, Channel Infrastructure completed a strategic capital return to shareholders in 2024 through an on-market share buyback program, enhancing capital efficiency; expanded its jet fuel services via a renewed long-term alliance with BP in 2023; and invested in terminal upgrades including new tank construction and safety enhancements to support growing demand for sustainable fuels. The company continues to focus on operational resilience amid New Zealand's transition to lower-carbon energy, positioning its infrastructure for potential hydrogen and biofuel storage applications.