Case Study: Lyttelton Port Company strengthens integrated reporting with thinkstep-anz

Lyttelton Port Company's road to Integrated Reporting

Lyttelton Port Company, the largest port in New Zealand’s South Island, wanted to improve how it reported to better engage key stakeholders, especially investors. It brought in thinkstep-anz to help develop an Integrated Report and get ready for more integrated reporting in 2022.

thinkstep-anz ran workshops to explain Integrated Reporting requirements, review material issues, and map LPC’s business model using the six capitals and value chain approach. The work produced a roadmap for the 2021 interim report and the 2022 Integrated Report, identified data gaps, and involved the external design agency so the final report could be written and designed effectively. The expected impact was stronger stakeholder communication, better access to investment, improved relationships and social licence to operate, and reduced business risk.

Lyttelton Port Company

Kim Kelleher

Head of Environment and Sustainability