Robotics Plus, a New Zealand agricultural robotics and automation company, has announced a US$8M investment from Yamaha Motor Co. Ltd. (Japan) to support its ambitious growth plans.
Personalised, direct-delivery vitamin start-up Wondermins has announced its expansion into China with the signing of a Joint Venture Agreement with Shanghai based partner Weme Group.
Seequent, a Christchurch-based developer of visual data science software and collaborative technologies, has won the Supreme Award at the 2018 New Zealand International Business Awards.
The 2018 ExportNZ DHL Export Barometer shows that despite a rapidly changing global marketplace, Kiwi exporters still remain confident and are handling the pace of change.
The harvest of Zespri Kiwifruit from Northern Hemisphere orchards is well underway, with total volumes expected to reach more than 19 million trays this season.
One of New Zealand’s most innovative business solutions – to take high-quality local food and beverage products direct to Chinese consumers - has been launched at the Beehive.
UK retail giant Marks & Spencer has become one of the first major clothing retailers to launch a menswear range with wool certified under the global Responsible Wool Standard.
New Zealand’s biotech industry is on the cusp of a massive surge, boosting the economy and exports through the growth of new world technologies, including the use of gene technology.
New Zealand company Glidepath has delivered a world-class, Made in India, in-line screening and check-in conveyor system for Bali’s main airport in time for the IMF Conference.
Auckland-based tech company The Cable Ferret is showcasing its multipurpose wireless inspection camera and cable pulling tool at the NECA trade show in Philadelphia.
New Zealand company ODocs Eye Care has signed its first overseas international partnership with Riyadh’s King Saud University - the biggest medical university in the Arab world.
Two social phenomena in Japan – growing numbers of weight-conscious young men and 12 million pet dogs – is giving Auckland University MBA students something to cut their strategic teeth on.
The New Zealand Business Roundtable in China was formally launched in Shanghai on September 5th at an event which gathered senior members of the New Zealand business community.
