TIN members receive free copies of the TIN Report in both hard copy and ebook format every year.

Becoming an official member of TIN grants you exclusive access to opportunities that help define what sets your business apart and how you can scale for international growth. In addition to free TIN Reports, TIN members receive free or discounted tickets to all TIN events, opportunity for promotion across TIN’s curated network of New Zealand’s biggest companies in tech, as well as the investors, businesses, and government agencies that support them, and much more.

Become a TIN member today and take your company’s growth aspirations to the next level.

To qualify for inclusion in TIN’s top 200 rankings, companies must:

1. Originate in New Zealand.*
2. Retain a meaningful presence in New Zealand.
3. Operate in the high-tech manufacturing, ICT, or biotech sectors.
4. Have developed their own technology-based intellectual property.
5. Generate at least 10% of their revenues offshore.

If your company meets the above criteria, and you’d like to receive the annual TIN survey to be considered for inclusion in the next edition of the TIN Report, please contact us.

_{*Foreign-owned companies are included in the report only where they meet the above criteria, are not subsumed within the parent company, and still provide their own financial data.}

In 2023, TIN distributed over 1300 surveys to companies throughout the New Zealand technology sector.

Data captured includes revenue and EBITDA, expenditure details, best business decisions, employee numbers, sales and company ownership. Data is aggregated and trended to create an in-depth profile of the high-tech sector and its performance. Certain information is published in the TIN Report for each company, while the rest is reported in aggregate to protect commercial sensitivities.

The TIN survey response allows us to identify the biggest companies in the NZ tech sector and analyse the industry's primary and secondary sector performance, regional performance, ownership structure, investment data, and assess key export markets.

TIN maintains a database of technology companies in New Zealand, which is updated on an ongoing basis. Annually, companies in this database are asked to submit key information in an online survey. In addition, TIN collects data from primary and secondary sources including business media, our sponsors, and industry groups. Where surveys are not returned or are incomplete, publicly available figures are used. If none are available, revenue is estimated[iv] based on staff numbers, revenue per employee ratios from comparable companies, and data supplied in previous years.
Once the data gathering phase is complete, all companies are emailed a pre-publication check to ensure data accuracy. All companies are asked to confirm the information that is recorded, or to supply adjusted data.

^{*As indicated by an * in the company rankings and profile lists.}

Not all companies included in this report chose to participate. Companies may choose to keep their revenue confidential during a commercially sensitive phase. The TIN Report provides an industry overview of New Zealand’s top 200 offshore-earning high-tech companies. It does not exclude non-participants. Instead, an estimated revenue figure
is published and overall analysis is carried out using that estimate. TIN considers all information to be correct at the time of printing and accepts no liability for factual errors. All companies mentioned in the TIN Report may contact TIN to amend any incorrect information.

Limitation of continuity: As the companies in the TIN Report rankings vary each year, the historical data in this year’s report only pertains to this year’s companies (unless otherwise stated).

TIN: Technology Investment Network

TIN100: The top 100 companies (1-100) ranked by revenue.

Next100: The next 100 companies (101-200) ranked by revenue.

TIN200: The combined TIN100 and Next 100 (1-200) companies ranked by revenue.