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Steel & Tube Holdings STU.NZ · NZD

Materials · NZX · 🇳🇿 New Zealand

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About Steel & Tube Holdings

Its shares trade on NZX under the ticker STU.NZ. It has been listed since 16 June 1986. In the fiscal year to 30 June 2025, it reported revenue of NZD 385.4m and a net loss of NZD 24.4m. At that date it held total assets of NZD 402.6m and shareholders' equity of NZD 182.3m.

Steel & Tube Holdings Ltd. engages in the distribution and fabrication of steel and allied products. The firm and its subsidiaries principal activities relate to the distribution and processing of steel products. The Company’s segments include Distribution and Infrastructure. Within the Distribution business, the primary focus is on the distribution of steel products and fasteners. Within the Infrastructure business, its product is predominately steel product, which is bought and processed/ manufactured in warehouse facilities for project/contract customers. The firm distributes and manufactures steel products from nuts, bolts, nails, piping, roofing and farm fencing, to the structural steel products used in commercial construction, such as purlins, girts, joists, universal beams and seismic mesh. The firm engages in markets and projects across infrastructure, construction (commercial and residential), heavy and light engineering, energy, manufacturing, viticulture, and rural sectors.

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Company facts

Sector
Materials
Industry
Metals & Mining
Listed since
16 Jun 1986
Employees
851

Leadership

Pay as last reported

  • Ms. Susan PatersonNon-Executive Independent Chairman of the BoardNZD 165,000
  • Mr. Mark MalpassChief Executive Officer, since 2017NZD 1.6m
  • Mr. Richard SmythChief Financial Officer
  • Mr. Peter EnsorGeneral Manager - Reinforcing and Major Projects
  • Mr. Marc HainenGeneral Manager - Strategic Growth
  • Mr. Daryll MaidenActing General Manager - Distribution
  • Mr. Damian MillerGeneral Manager - Quality, Health, Safety and Environment
  • Ms. Anna MorrisGeneral Manager - People and Culture
  • Mr. Peter ReiberGeneral Manager - Rollforming
  • Mr. Sam ReindlerGeneral Manager - Logistics and Distribution Centers
  • Ms. Raffaella Del PreteChief Digital Officer
  • Mr. John BeveridgeNon-Executive Independent DirectorNZD 87,500

Environmental, social and governance

Scores out of 100, from our data supplier

ESG
Overall
37
Environment
16
Social
46
Governance
50
Direct emissions (scope 1)
1,393 t
Energy emissions (scope 2)
309 t
Value chain emissions (scope 3)
12,095 t
Women in the workforce
28%
Carbon reduction policy
No
Human rights policy
No

SWOT analysis

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Strengths

  • Steel & Tube Holdings Ltd. distributes steel products across NZ infrastructure and construction sectors.
  • The company's Distribution segment focuses on fasteners and structural steel for commercial projects.
  • Infrastructure segment processes steel in warehouse facilities for project customers in NZ.

Weaknesses

  • Steel & Tube Holdings Ltd. has 851 employees in a Materials sector with limited diversification.
  • The firm's operations are concentrated in Auckland, NZ, with no international presence.
  • Distribution business relies on steel product distribution without manufacturing innovation.

Opportunities

  • Expanding into viticulture and rural sectors for steel product applications in NZ.
  • Growing demand for structural steel in commercial construction across NZ markets.
  • Infrastructure projects in NZ require processed steel products from warehouse facilities.

Threats

  • Steel & Tube Holdings Ltd. faces competition from local NZ steel distributors.
  • Economic downturns could reduce infrastructure and construction spending in NZ.
  • Fluctuations in global steel prices may impact NZ steel product costs.

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