Accountable Ministers
Minister for Finance and Treasury and Minister for Communication and Aviation
Responsible Minister
Minister for Communication and Aviation
Board of Directors
| Director | Position | Expiry |
| James Apaniai | Chairman | 17/09/2026 |
| William Parairato | Member | 07/02/2027 |
| Joseph Huta | Member | 29/09/2027 |
| Bella Simiha | Member | 07/02/2028 |
| Cogan Karue | Member | 07/02/2028 |
Activities
Solomon Islands Postal Corporation (SIPC) is a state-owned enterprise established by an Act of Parliament in 1996 to provide postal services within Solomon Islands and to other countries.
As a state-owned enterprise, it is also subject to the State-owned Enterprises Act 2007 and State-owned Enterprises Regulations 2010.
SIPC is governed by a board of directors that is responsible to the Accountable Ministers, being the Responsible Minister and the Minister of Finance. The Responsible Minister is the Minister for Communication and Aviation, currently Minister.
Vision and Mission
SIPC’s vision is to “be an enabler of Inclusive development to be seen as an essential component of the Solomon Island economy.
SIPC’s mission is to foster the continues development of a robust, efficient, and accessible postal network that ensure quality end-to-end delivery service for our citizen and global partners. this can be achieved by: High-Quality Postal Services, Comprehensive Telecommunications and Value-Added Services, Effective Last Mile Delivery Solutions, Technology Integration, Stakeholder engagement, Customer Satisfaction and Financial Growth and Ethical Standards.
Community Service Obligations
SIPC received CSO from 2021 to 2025 was a total of SBD6.43 million which approximately SBD1.28 million. These CSOs are for the provision of postal services to 8 provincial post offices (Auki, Buala, Gizo, Kirakira, Lata, Munda, Tulagi and Taro). The CSOs were subject to a contract with the Ministry of Finance.
Financial Highlights
| (SBD ‘000) | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 5-yr Average |
| Revenue | 10,753 | 13,345 | 17,922 | 88,325 | 26,938 | 31,836 |
| Net Profit After Tax | -1,487 | 962 | 3,669 | 61,469 | 4,336 | 14,170 |
| Total Assets | 29,249 | 29,333 | 36,430 | 105,707 | 107,732 | 61,690 |
| Total Liabilities | 78,136 | 77,258 | 80,606 | 88,376 | 127,995 | 90,474 |
| Shareholders’ Funds | -51,963 | -51,963 | -44,175 | 17,331 | -20,263 | –28,784 |
| ROE % | – | – | – | 355% | – | 89 |
| ROA % | -19.20% | -10.20% | 10% | 58% | 4% | 15% |
| Asset Utilization | 37% | 45% | 49% | 84% | 25% | 49% |
| Cash / Current liabilities | 0.012 | 0.015 | 0.061 | 0.6359 | 0.558 | 0.2565 |
Looking at the revenue trend for Solomon Island Postal Corporation for the beginning of the 5-year period is very low compared to the last 2 years 2018 and 2019. However, the average revenue collected for SIPC during this 5-year period is total of $31.84 Million SBD. Highest revenue collected was in 2018 as reflected on the above chart. Based on profits, SIPC profits is quite lower compared to other bigger SOEs. High profit was record in 2018 which attribute to the result from high revenue in 2018. Similar to ROE and ROA, in 2018 both ROE and ROA percentage is very high which related to high profit and revenue because they are more efficient in maximizing their profit by fully utilizing their equity capital and assets.
Important Documents
Statements of Corporative Objectives
- SIPC Statement of Corporative Objectives 2018-2020
- SIPC Statement of Corporative Objectives 2019 -2021
- SIPC Statement Corporative Objectives 2025 – 2027
- SIPC Statement Corporate Objectives 2026 – 2028
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