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Lyttelton Port Co Ltd

Lyttelton, New Zealand

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Lyttelton Port Co Ltd is the largest port facility on the South Island of New Zealand, serving as the entrance gate for goods that drive regional traffic. The company offers a variety of facilities and services, including container terminals, dry docks, and CityDepot and MidlandPort. Lyttelton Port Co Ltd places great emphasis on environmental management practices and promotes biodiversity in the port area. The company organizes monthly summer tours to acquaint visitors with the largest port on the South Island. Lyttelton Port Co Ltd was awarded a national security prize in 2020 and has achieved significant financial successes in recent years.

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