About Us

Overview

STL owns and operates six bulk commodity terminals in Queensland and plays a vital role in Australia’s sugar market, handling over 90% of the raw sugar produced in Australia each year.

STL’s terminals provide 2.5 million tonnes of storage capacity and handle more than 4.6 million tonnes of commodities each year. In addition to around 4 million tonnes of bulk sugar, STL also handles more than half a million tonnes of other commodities annually, including molasses, wood pellets, gypsum and silica sands. STL has over $350 million in assets in strategicport locations across Queensland. We have in place 100 year leases with the port authorities at each of our six terminals. These leases include rolling options to extend for a further 100 year period.

Receiving

Storage

Shipping

Purpose & Values

To be a sustainable, globally competitive provider of storage and handling solutions for bulk sugar and other commodities.

Safe

A team that cares for people.

Sustainable

Responsible stewards of our assets and the environment, maintaining and creating long term value in the business.

Independent

Equitable and honest, acting with integrity, providing open access.

Service Orientated

Focused on customer satisfaction, cost-efficiency, excellence and quality.

Innovative

A team that cares for people.

People

To Sugar Terminals Limited (STL) owns and operates six bulk commodity terminals in Queensland, located at the ports of Cairns, Mourilyan, Lucinda, Townsville, Mackay and Bundaberg.

The STL Board currently has seven members:

Mark Gray

Independent
Non-Executive Chair

Sam Bonanno

Independent
Non-Executive Director

Rohan Whitmee

Non-Executive Director

Appointed by
M Class Shareholders

Steven Kirby

Non-Executive Director

Appointed by
G Class Shareholders

Mark Greenwood

Non-Executive Director

Appointed by
M Class Shareholders

Board & Management

David Quinn

Chief Executive Officer

Robbie White

Chief Financial Officer

Richard Hughes

Assets & Engineering Manager

Governance

STL’s Board of Directors is responsible for the overall direction and affairs of the business. It operates in accordance with the STL Constitution and within the framework of requirements, expectations and interests  of customers and communities.

The Chair oversees the conduct of the Board and its relations with shareholders and other stakeholders. He chairs Board meetings and general meetings of shareholders and works closely with the CEO and CFO/Company Secretary.

The Board of STL comprises seven members. In accordance with the STL Constitution, G Class and M Class shareholders have equal representation on the Board, with two grower appointed Directors, two miller appointed Directors. In addition, STL has three independent Directors, including an independent Chairman.

Constitution

Board Charter