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Port of Tauranga Executive Sells Shareholding, Retains Performance Rights

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  • Port of Tauranga’s GM Corporate Services Melanie Dyer sold her entire holding of 10,547 ordinary shares in an on-market transaction.
  • Despite divesting her ordinary shares, Dyer retains substantial performance share rights, maintaining alignment with Port of Tauranga’s long-term incentives.
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Port of Tauranga Executive Sells Shareholding, Retains Performance Rights

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Port of Tauranga ( (PTAUF) ) just unveiled an update.

Port of Tauranga has disclosed that its GM Corporate Services, Melanie Jane Dyer, has sold her entire holding of 10,547 ordinary shares in the company in an on-market transaction on 8 April 2026, receiving consideration of NZ$83,367. Following the sale, Dyer no longer holds ordinary shares but retains a significant interest through performance share rights across three tranches, indicating ongoing participation in the company’s long-term incentive schemes and aligning her interests with future performance rather than current equity holdings.

More about Port of Tauranga

Port of Tauranga Limited operates New Zealand’s largest port, serving as a key gateway for containerised cargo and bulk freight. The company provides port infrastructure, cargo handling and related logistics services, supporting domestic exporters and importers and playing a central role in national and regional supply chains.

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