2017 TIN Report Regional Data

The Auckland region was outpaced in growth terms by the other regions in 2017, but maintained its revenue lead with the 121 TIN200 companies located in Auckland and Northland generating nearly $5.8 billion revenue (5.0% revenue growth) 

1,515 jobs were created in the region (7.1% job growth) 

The top 5 Auckland companies (in revenue terms) were:

• Fisher & Paykel Appliances
• Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
• Orion Health
• Douglas Pharmaceuticals
• Temperzone Group

The Wellington and Lower North Island region accounted for a 21% share of total TIN200 revenue this year.  TIN200 companies generated over $2.1 billion revenue (10.5% revenue growth) 

767 jobs were created in the region (7.7% job growth)
The top 5 TIN200 Wellington companies (in revenue terms) were:

• Datacom Group
• Xero
• Weta Digital
• Intergen
• Fusion5

Hamilton recorded a 21.7% revenue increase in 2017; the highest percentage growth of any of the regions.  TIN200 companies generated more than $608 million revenue.  

168 jobs were created in the region (8.6% job growth) 

The top 5 TIN200 Hamilton companies (in revenue terms) were:

• Gallagher Group
• NDA Group
• Waikato Milking Systems NZ
• Simcro
• Pacific Aerospace

The Central North Island grew its revenue growth percentage in 2017 by 5.7% with TIN200 companies generating more than $260 million revenue.  

65 jobs were created in the region (8.5% job growth) 

The top 5 TIN200 Central North Island companies (in revenue terms) were:

• New Zealand Pharmaceuticals
• Coretex
• Zelam
• Pultron Composites
• Bluelab

The South Island region further increased its traction in 2017, with TIN200 companies generating nearly $1.3 billion revenue (11.8% revenue growth). 

1,837 jobs were created in the region (36.1% job growth; the highest job growth percentage increase of all the regions).

The top 5 TIN200 South Island companies (in revenue terms) were: 

• Tait Communications
• Magic Memories
• Scott Technology
• OMNI Orthopaedics
• Skope Industries