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Our story
Since the earliest days of New Zealand, Todd has helped drive the progress and prosperity of our country.
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Leadership
Our Board is made up of family and independent directors and is guided by Todd family values.
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Principles
Everything Todd does is aligned with a core set of operating principles, underpinned by Todd family values.
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Our story
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Energy
Todd is a leading producer, wholesaler and retailer of natural gas and a major generator and retailer of electricity in New Zealand.
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Natural healthcare
Integria Healthcare manufactures, wholesales and retails a suite of high-quality herbal, nutritional and complementary healthcare products in markets around the world.
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Property
Todd Property invests in and manages the development of attractive, well-designed commercial and residential property projects.
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Minerals
Todd holds an investment in Northcliff Resources, a mineral resource company focused on advancing the Sisson Tungsten-Molybdenum Project located in New Brunswick, Canada, to production.
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Partnerships
Todd partners with local and international organisations and investors, financing major businesses and brands across diverse sectors.
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Energy
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Our approach
We're committed to supporting New Zealand's energy transition while fostering social and environmental sustainability.
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Our pillars
Our Sustainable Development programme is framed by four key pillars.
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Todd Foundation
Since 1972, the Todd Foundation has been building strong relationships, learning from communities and funding their approaches.
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Reports and resources
Our Sustainable Development Report, Supplier Code of Conduct, and HSE policies are available for download here. For cybersecurity policies, please visit the Cybersecurity page.
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Our approach
Kapuni Project achieves financial close, strengthening Todd’s position in renewable energy
We’re proud to announce that financial close has been reached for the Kapuni Project – a collaborative partnership between Hiringa Energy, Ballance Agri-Nutrients, Todd, Parininihi ki Waitōtara (PKW), and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment.
Financial close has been reached for the Kapuni Project, a collaborative partnership between Hiringa Energy, Ballance Agri-Nutrients, Todd, Parininihi ki Waitōtara (PKW), and the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment. Together, the partners are investing in regional development in South Taranaki while accelerating the transition to low-emissions energy.
Located in Kapuni, the project will harness the region’s strong wind resource through the installation of four 6.4 MW turbines, delivering a total capacity of 25.6 MW and generating approximately 100 GWh of renewable electricity each year – enough to power approximately 24,000 homes. This renewable energy will supply the Ballance Kapuni plant and its site operations, with surplus generation exported to the national grid via an offtake to Nova Energy to support wider system decarbonisation.
The Kapuni Project will also deliver the Taranaki region’s first and New Zealand’s largest green hydrogen production capacity, supplying up to two tonnes of green hydrogen per day through a 5 MW electrolyser integrated with the wind farm and Ballance Kapuni plant. This flexible, scalable green hydrogen output will support the decarbonisation of transport and industrial sectors, strengthen regional renewable energy capability, and is a central, long-term value driver for the project.
Hiringa Energy, the development and operating partner for the project, is set to begin preliminary construction this month, with first power expected in 2027. The project will create local jobs during construction, commissioning, and ongoing operations, supporting skills development and contributing to a stronger, more resilient regional economy.
Todd is proud to work alongside Iwi and Hapū to ensure the project delivers local benefits and outcomes, such as environmental monitoring, employment pathways, and access to affordable renewable energy.
Todd CEO Evan Davies highlighted the role that wind and green hydrogen can play in New Zealand’s future energy mix.
“Todd recognises wind and green hydrogen as important emerging opportunities for New Zealand’s energy future, with the potential to support decarbonisation across transport and industry.
“Partnerships like the Kapuni Project represent what will be required in the future to deliver new technologies and business models that contribute to regional development and the energy transition, enabling a better future for New Zealand,” said Davies.
Nova Energy CEO Rob Foster said ongoing engagement with local communities and partners has been constructive, emphasising the project’s potential contribution to regional development and the wider energy system.
“This partnership demonstrates how collaboration can support innovation and new renewable energy options. We’re committed to progressing the project in a way that delivers benefits for South Taranaki and contributes to New Zealand’s low-emissions future,” said Foster.
