228,639
passenger movements through the airport (a new record)
The Trust Deed outlines its two central objectives — to preserve the capital of the Trust and to provide for beneficiaries (the people of Tairāwhiti).
Since its inception in 1993, the Trust has distributed, invested or delivered $158m to a diverse range of community and economic initiatives and operations.
Trust equity has grown from $20m to $556m ($543m FY2023).
The Trust has grown the trust fund from $20m to $543m as of 31 March 2023 and distributed, invested or delivered $140m to a diverse range of initiatives and operations.
As of 31 March 2023, Trust assets were $919m. Liabilities were $375m.
One of the Trust’s core purposes is to preserve capital for long-term sustainability and to provide for beneficiaries into the future. We’re required to preserve capital for the residual beneficiary, Gisborne District Council (GDC), when the Trust winds up in 2073.
Eastland Group makes up the majority of the Trust Group assets and provides the Trust with a dividend stream and capital growth.
228,639
passenger movements through the airport (a new record)
2.4m tonnes
of cargo exported via the Port
475.4 GWh
of renewable energy generated 2023/24
$568m
of shareholder value created since 2003
$226m
distributed to Trust Tairāwhiti since 2003
$14.3m distributed 2023/24
12.83%
compound annual growth rate since 2003
Correct as at 31 March 2024