Kia ora koutou 2020 will go down in the history books as a year to remember, and quite possibly one that many would prefer to forget. Many of our country’s tech businesses have had to dig deep in order to find opportunities to grow and survive. Two of those companies –Serko and Pushpay – were profiled in a recent news …
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WELLINGTON THE FASTEST-GROWING REGION WITH THIRD CONSECUTIVE YEAR OF DOUBLE-DIGIT GROWTH, ACCORDING TO 2020 TIN REPORT COVID-19 has invariably impacted the regions differently and this is reflected in the variable growth rates across the regions A summary of Regional Data in the 2020 TIN Report is as follows: Auckland/Northland This year the TIN Regions have been adjusted to reflect NZ’s …
Auckland, 18 November 2020 – Technology Investment Network (TIN) has named the EY Ten Companies to Watch in this year’s TIN Report, announced today at its virtual, interactive launch event, Tech Pulse 2020. The EY Ten Companies to Watch list includes the TIN100 companies with the largest revenue growth in 2020. Now in its 12th year, the EY Ten Companies to Watch list has …
2020 TIN REPORT: UNPRECEDENTED YEAR FOR NZ TECH EXPORTERS, RESILIENCE IN THE FACE OF GLOBAL COVID-19 PANDEMIC Tech sector has continued upward trajectory of growth for another financial year; strongly positioned to take advantage of New Zealand’s unique position Key Highlights for 2020 12.7B: TIN200 total revenue $972m: TIN200 total revenue growth 55,000: Number of TIN200 full-time staff 4,000: new jobs created by …
Kia ora koutou What a dazzling Labour Weekend it was! I trust everyone made the most of the good weather to get out and enjoy what we all love about our country. It’s an opportune time to draw breath and pause before we face the final phase of 2020 and reflect on what an unprecedented year it’s been. Despite the …
Kia ora koutou Spring is in the air and our COVID-19 alert levels have dropped a notch. Not wanting to jinx things, but it feels like equilibrium might be slowly restoring. This global pandemic might have changed the way we do business, the way we travel, the way we sell and market our products, but it hasn’t changed the need …
Kia ora koutou The news on Monday that Cabinet is holding steady on the current Alert Level restrictions until next week serves as a sobering reminder that the virus remains an active part of our communities. But there’s movement on the horizon with the news late last week that the Government is loosening the criteria for overseas workers being allowed …
Our online panel discussion, Myth-busting for Scale-ups: Capital Planning and the Listing Process, was one of the key events on the Techweek2020 calendar this year, presenting us with another opportunity to host a virtual TINTalk for participants from around the country. Our experienced panel consisted of Sarah Minhinnick, who heads up issuer relationships at NZX; Tim Wixon, head of technology …
After the recent launch of TIN’s inaugural NZ Agritech Insights Report at Fieldays Online, we joined Hon Damien O’Connor (Minister for Agriculture) and Hon Phil Twyford (Minister for Economic Development), along with Peter Wren-Hilton (Agritech NZ executive director) and David Downs (MBIE & NZTE) at an event in Tauranga to mark the launch of the Government’s Industry Transformation Plan for …
