Flinders Port Holdings own and operate Flinders Adelaide Container Terminal, the port of Port Adelaide as well as the six key regional ports of Port Giles, Port Lincoln, Wallaroo, Port Pirie, Klein Point and Thevenard.
We also provide integrated supply chain solutions through Flinders Logistics and Flinders Warehousing and Distribution. Beyond ports and logistics, we deliver hydrographic survey services through HydroSurvey Australia.
Flinders Port Holdings is ranked as one of South Australia’s top 10 companies, with an annual turnover of more than $300 million. We employ over 750 people and indirectly support 6000 jobs in South Australia.
Through our operations we facilitate over $25 billion in international trade annually and are the key platform for South Australian two-way trade in goods.
We are proud of our role in the economic development of the state and the wellbeing of its port communities.
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Our Operational Goals:
- Faster distribution times;
- Greater capacity;
- Better accessibility;
- Reduced environmental and social impact;
- Increased cost savings; and
- Reduced risk.
Our Group Vision
Our vision is to be South Australia’s supply chain partner, bringing the state’s businesses closer to each other and to the world. We are achieving this by offering integrated solutions, which leverage all our assets, operations and people.
This approach reduces complexity, cost, and friction for our customers at each stage of the supply chain through to the port. We also recognise the integral role we play in the state’s overall economic development. Through our 50-year masterplan and significant capital expenditure, we aim to future-proof our business and the infrastructure underpinning South Australia’s economy. We are committed to achieving our vision sustainably, in line with Environmental, Social, and Governance good practice.
“As the leading privately-owned port operator in South Australia, Flinders Port Holdings (FPH) is committed to continuing our proven track record of supporting South Australian businesses and consumers by providing cost effective access to global markets, delivering strong returns and value growth to our shareholders, ensuring FPH delivers on its sustainability commitments and meeting the expectations of all our stakeholders.”
Stewart Lammin
Flinders Port Holdings CEO
Our 50 Year Masterplan
Flinders Port Holdings Pty Ltd (FPH) recently completed its first long-term Masterplan. Through its subsidiary Flinders Ports Pty Ltd (FP), FPH is the largest port operator and the primary port authority in South Australia, operating and maintaining seven ports across the State, those being Port Adelaide, Thevenard, Port Pirie, Port Lincoln, Klein Point, Port Giles, and Wallaroo.
The Masterplan is a culmination of the outcomes of multiple reports prepared by our masterplanning partner, Black Quay, and FPH throughout the project’s 12-month timeline. The FPH master planning process was designed to ensure global best practice in strategic port planning, while also ensuring that localised factors and complexities were also fully considered.
Flinders Port Holdings Corporate Video
Since our launch in 2001, our company has evolved but our vision has always remained the same. Bringing South Australian businesses closer to each other, and to the world. As the state’s main gateway for two-way goods trade, we’re proud of our role in delivering economic growth. We bring businesses, customers and communities together. We connect South Australia to the world. We are Flinders Port Holdings.
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Our Senior Leadership Team
Stewart Lammin was appointed the Chief Executive Officer of Flinders Port Holdings in March 2018. Stewart was the General Manager of Flinders Ports for six years and was responsible for the overall performance of the Ports business, including its operations in Whyalla and Flinders Ports Land Developments. Stewart is also Project Director for Spencer Gulf Port Link, the group’s greenfield port development division.
Stewart is a highly experienced ports industry professional with over 35 years in the sector. He has a background in shipbroking, and developed expertise in shipping for the mining sector. He spent 15 years at the global shipping line, Hamburg Süd, where he worked as Sales and Marketing Manager in Sydney and then as State Manager for Victoria and Queensland.
Stewart has a Masters in Business Administration (MBA), and as part of Flinders Ports’ commitment to the environment, serves on the board of the Spencer Gulf Ecosystem and Development Initiative.
Keith Halifax was named Flinders Port Holdings (FPH) Chief Operating Officer in September 2022 and held the position of Chief Financial Officer from 2017 through to 2024. Keith also headed FPH’s technology and cyber resilience functions over the past five years.
Keith’s experience and leadership have been focused on developing and delivering technology-driven business services and solutions, providing outstanding client service, and driving value creation and growth.
Keith has an extensive reporting portfolio at FPH. The portfolio delivers group-wide services to meet the Group’s evolving needs and strategic goals. The portfolio works in partnership with teams across FPH to drive innovation, transformation and improved performance, within and across functions. Keith is responsible for leading the Group’s operations, health and safety, corporate services and strategic realisation.
Prior to joining FPH in 2013, Keith worked for KPMG in their assurance and advisory practices both within the UK and Australia.
Keith holds an Honours degree in Management from the University of Nottingham (UK) and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants.
Tania Davey joined FPH in August 2024 as Chief Information Officer, responsible for leading our digital and technology strategy.
Tania provides strategic leadership to enable the development, maintenance and enhancement of our technology-based functions and ensures delivery of information services functions in line with the organisation’s strategic direction.
Prior to joining Flinders Port Holdings, Tania worked at BHP where she held the role of Head of Digital, Robotics and Automation, leading a high performing digital and robotics team of 60 staff, providing leadership and technical expertise to enable successful project delivery and drive continuous improvement. Prior to BHP Tania held the role of Chief Transformation Officer at OZ Minerals where she developed and implemented a company-wide transformation strategy that drove significant improvement in operational efficiency, effectiveness, and innovation
Ian was appointed as FPH’s CFO in July 2024, having previously held the position General Manager Finance.
Ian is responsible for the day-to-day operations of FPH’s finance and treasury functions – inclusive of financial accounting, business and financial planning, analysis and reporting, financial processing, taxation, payroll and treasury management.
Ian is also a key member of FPH’s Strategic Realisation Office, which supports the Group’s focus on strategy execution, prioritisation, benefit realisation and change management.
Prior to joining FPH, Ian was a Senior Manager in the External Audit Division of KPMG, working with a wide range of clients and industries domestically and internationally over 13 years. This experience included leading and delivering the global audits of ASX50 and ASX100 listed companies and coordinating international teams across KPMG’s global network.
John Ranaldo was appointed to Executive General Manager- Commercial in May 2023. Prior to
joining Flinders Port Holdings, Mr Ranaldo worked at SAHMRI where he held the role of Executive General Manager Corporate Services and Commercial Enterprises in conjunction with the role of Chief Financial Officer.
joining Flinders Port Holdings, Mr Ranaldo worked at SAHMRI where he held the role of Executive General Manager Corporate Services and Commercial Enterprises in conjunction with the role of Chief Financial Officer.
Prior to SAHMRI, Mr Ranaldo held a senior executive role with Babcock Australasia, a defence and aviation services company, where he had responsibility for its regional finance and commercial portfolio. He has also been a partner at global professional services firm KPMG.
John’s expertise includes mergers and acquisitions, strategy development and execution and leadership of commercial projects. John is also proficient company director, holding roles in both
corporate and for purpose entities.
John holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and is member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and New Zealand.
Karen joined Flinders Port Holdings in February 2020 as the General Manager People & Culture and leads the groups’ human resources function, responsible for all aspects of people and culture management including recruitment, performance, industrial relations, organisational development and managing cultural change programs.
Before joining Flinders Port Holdings, Karen was the General Manager, Innovation, Digital and Brand at Elders Ltd with her role encompassing a range of corporate business units including Marketing, Communications, Digital along with the operational Technical Services team.
Karen brings a broad range of expertise and skills to the Group having held senior positions in Financial Services, Airlines and Utilities with her experience ranging from running large operational business units as well as corporate services.
Adam joined Flinders Port Holdings in 2012 as Company Secretary and General Counsel and leads the group’s Governance Team which comprises the Legal, Risk & Assurance and Sustainability & Environment teams.
A qualified lawyer with over 30 years of experience in corporate and commercial law, Adam has expertise in banking and financial services, corporate governance, regulatory compliance, corporate transactional work and commercial contracts. Before joining Flinders Port Holdings he held senior roles at law firms and in-house, including General Manager Legal Risk and Compliance and Company Secretary at a funds management company.
Adam is a Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and is also a member of the Law Society of South Australia.
Andrew has been part of the group’s executive team since 2006 and became General Manager of Flinders Logistics in 2012, when the business was formally launched as a division of Flinders Port Holdings. He has over 19 years’ experience in the ports sector and joined Flinders Ports’ finance team in 2001 to work on financial modelling, corporate strategic planning, business planning and policy development.
Before moving into the ports sector 1996, Andrew worked in the financial sector providing financial advice and external audit services, including the management of special investigations into business efficiency. For the past nine years Andrew has played a lead role in establishing and managing the group’s logistics operations. A qualified CPA and accountant, Andrew has a Bachelor of Economics with a major in Accounting.
Andrew is also an elected board member of the South Australian Freight Council. In 2019, Andrew became the newly appointed General Manager of Group Development.
Randall joined Flinders Port Holdings in 2018 and as the Executive General Manager Group Assets leads the group’s procurement, supply chain, asset management, engineering, maintenance execution and capital delivery divisions. As a qualified engineer from the University of South Australia, business education from Mt Eliza Business School and over 30 years of experience, Randall has a passion for delivering great asset outcomes to his customers and shareholders.
Having held senior operational and infrastructure delivery roles in Australia and Europe with Alcan, SA Water and the GWA Group, Randall’s expertise has been gained through manufacturing, design, asset management, engineering, supply chain management, import / export as well as the delivery of large capital works and asset programs.
Randall is member of Engineers Australia and is involved across multiple industry sectors ranging from a University advisory capacity to community interests in promoting improved health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
Carl joined Flinders Ports as General Manager, Marine Operations in 2004. He has overall responsibility for marine operations across 10 South Australian Ports, including the seven ports owned and operated by Flinders Ports as well as Whyalla, Port Bonython and Ardrossan.
Carl also oversees HydroSurvey Australia, a hydrographic survey business operated by Flinders Ports and is the Port Security Officer for all ports operated by Flinders Ports. He previously worked at Department of Planning Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI) and brings expertise in emergency planning and response to the group.
A Master Mariner with pilotage licences for five South Australian ports, Carl also has a Masters in Business Administration (MBA).
Trent was appointed the General Managers of Flinders Adelaide Container Terminal (FACT) in September 2022. He commenced employment with Flinders Port Holdings in January 2014 and has extensive experience across all facets of the terminal and its operations.
With a long history in logistics and port management, Trent is also responsible for the management of Flinders Warehousing and Distribution, this business supplies simple and effective supply chain solutions to our customers.
Trent is passionate about the maritime industry and the important role that FACT play’s within the South Australia’s economy and this positions him well to ensure that we remain resilient adapt to continues change and be the driver of that change.
Shareholders
Flinders Port Holdings is privately owned by five separate Australian businesses. Based in Australia and owned by Australians.
Flinders Port Holdings is owned by five shareholders including four Superannuation Funds:
- Equipsuper
- Spirit Super
- State Super NSW
- Hostplus
- Foresight Group
Our shareholders hold long-term investments in infrastructure to benefit their members. This allows us to engage in long-term businesses and strategic planning.
