Hello.
Kia ora.
Kioranga.
About us
The Chatham Islands Enterprise Trust was established to promote the economic development and well-being of the Chatham Islands. The Trust owns and operates the island’s infrastructure companies.
Key industries on the Chatham Islands are farming, fishing and tourism, with a particular emphasis on eco-tourism.
Our Subsidiaries
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Chatham Islands Airport Ltd controls and manages the Inia William Tuuta Memorial Airport on Chatham Island. It is the home of Air Chathams Ltd who operate services to the island from Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch as well as a Cessna service to Pitt Island.
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Generates, reticulates and retails electricity to our community plus providing a chargeable works service for commercial and residential customers.
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To hold and administer assets on behalf of the Enterprise Trust.
Includes on-island macrocarpa forestry woodlots and the vessel, Southern Tiare.
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The Waitangi Port Facilities operated by Chatham Islands Ports Company (CIPL), includes the Cargo and Fishermen’s Terminal owned by the Crown and the fuel storage, livestock yards, boat haul-out area, small craft public wharf and previously existing cargo shed owned by the port company.
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A wholly owned subsidiary of Chatham Islands Enterprise Trust (CIET) which was established to provide management services to the CIET Group of companies.
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Chatham Islands Quota Holdings Ltd (CIQH) is the largest commercial asset of the Trust with an independently assessed market value in excess of $30 million at the 2016 valuation. The CIQH quota share portfolio comprises CRA 6 (rock lobster) and a range of wet fish.
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Chatham Islands Shipping Ltd is the exclusive sea freight carrier of all export and import goods from the Chatham Islands to mainland New Zealand.