South Port New Zealand Ltd
NZX:SPN

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South Port New Zealand Ltd
NZX:SPN
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Price: 7.7 NZD -1.03% Market Closed
Market Cap: NZ$202m
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South Port New Zealand Ltd
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South Port New Zealand Ltd. engages in the provision of marine and port services. The firm is primarily engaged in the commercial operation of the Port of Bluff. Its operations are carried out in the Southland region. The company provides a range of marine services, cargo and container shipping, and onsite warehousing for domestic and international customers. The company offers full container, break bulk and bulk cargo capability, and services a range of primary cargoes, such as import, including alumina, petroleum products, fertilizer, acid, stock food and cement, and export, including timber, logs, dairy and woodchips. Its land-based operating resource is divided into four primary divisions: dairy warehousing, containers, cool and cold storage, and general cargo. The company provides pilotage, towage, berthage and marine services to international and coastal vessels, including the southern fishing fleet. The company also offers marine plant and equipment, such as Pilot Vessel-Takitimu II, Pilot Ladders, Radio Watches and Bunkering.

SPN Intrinsic Value
10.81 NZD
Undervaluation 29%
Intrinsic Value
Price NZ$7.7

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