FOUR REGIONS HAVE REVENUE IN EXCESS OF $1B, OTAGO/SOUTHLAND THE FASTEST-GROWING, AUCKLAND REMAINS THE ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE, ACCORDING TO 2022 TIN REPORT Key highlights from the report: NZ’s top 200 technology export companies by revenue (TIN200 companies) generated $15.117B in total revenue for FY2022, up $1.247B or 9.0% on FY2021. Total TIN200 exports were $11.495B, up $961m or 9.1% on FY2021. Tech …
Kia ora koutou With the year racing by, TIN has a busy event schedule with a lot on offer for the tech community in the next four months. The 2022 TIN Report is starting to take shape and the full picture of the last year in NZ’s technology sector is beginning to emerge as TIN’s research team collates the data for the 18th edition. We are excited to announce that pre-orders of the 2022 TIN Report are open, and …
Kia ora koutou Here at TIN we are very excited as the date for our ‘in-person’ launch of the 2022 Agritech Insights Report nears. Join us, in Hamilton, next Thursday as we discuss the key findings of the report. Gain insight from a panel of established and fast growing agritech companies and make the most of the opportunity to network …
Kia ora koutou Will 2022 be the year that tech is truly recognised as the powerhouse it is within the wider NZ economy? At TIN we certainly like to think so and believe the 18th edition of the TIN Report, profiling the top 200 companies in the sector, will lend more weight to New Zealanders perception of the vital importance …
Kia ora koutou Even the biggest optimists amongst us wouldn’t claim 2022 has got off to a brilliant start. But despite the global upheavals, skills shortages and supply chain issues, New Zealand tech companies are continuing to thrive, as evidenced by our inaugural Fintech Insights Report which we launched with a fascinating panel discussion recently. We’re also aiming to keep …
Seequent was one of our EY Ten Companies to Watch winners in 2020 with an impressive revenue growth of more than 83%. 2021 was an equally transformational year for Seequent, starting with the company being acquired by Bentley Systems for more than NZ$1Billion in June, the appointment of new CEO Graham Grant in the same month and then strategic acquisitions …
Kia ora koutou Welcome to our final TINWire for this year. As we farewell 2021, it’s a good time to reflect on what has been a truly defining year, characterised by upheaval, uncertainty and unprecedented challenges in many quarters. But it was also a record-setting year for New Zealand tech as milestones were smashed, despite the disruption caused by COVID-19. …
CENTRAL NORTH ISLAND THE FASTEST-GROWING REGION, HOME TO SOME OF THE BEST-PERFORMING TECH COMPANIES IN NEW ZEALAND, ACCORDING TO 2021 TIN REPORT COVID-19 has had differing impacts across the TIN regions, each of which have their own strengths and weaknesses All six regions were home to at least one company featured in this year’s EY Ten Companies to Watch, Absolute …
As Auckland received the news about the move down to COVID Alert Level 3 on Monday, there came with it both a sigh of relief and an air of caution. The words ‘calculated risk’ have been used more than once in the media commentary that has followed. As case numbers continue to drop slowly and with options for vaccinations now …
Kia ora koutou We’ve had a fantastic response to our 2021 TIN survey with a record number of completed surveys received after just two weeks! As detailed in our last TINWire, we’ve made some subtle changes to the way we’re doing things this year which will deliver even better results, both for TIN and the companies we survey. This year’s annual tech …
