Infratil

Infratil is a company listed on the Stock Exchange of New Zealand investment company that invests primarily in the sectors of infrastructure and utilities. The company is listed on the New Zealand 50 Index Exchange at NZX.

Infratil was founded in 1994 by Lloyd Morrision, an investment banker, Wellington. His company H.R.L. Morrison & Co as agent performs the administrative and business activities of Infratil, which itself does not have its own administration and no employees.

Infratil is out in New Zealand in Asia, Australia and Europe active worldwide and operates several airports, port, power generation and distribution as well as a company for petroleum production.

In Europe, Infratil is not yet active exclusively in the area airports. In addition to the Wellington Airport in New Zealand Infratil also operates the Kent International Airport. Your 90 % share of Lübeck Airport has returned to the city of Lübeck in October 2009. In November 2013, it also sold the loss-making Glasgow Prestwick Airport for the symbolic price of one pound to the Scottish Government.

In Germany Infratil still holds an option on the airfield Finow Eberswalde in Brandenburg.

In addition, Infratil was at some privatization projects, active in Germany, for example, in the privatization of the airport Hamburg, advisory or prospective customer.

Upon activation of its airports in Europe Infratil relies on the focus more cooperation with the airlines Ryanair and Wizz Air