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Pānui news – 16 October

In this edition of Pānui, The NZ Government has released its first National Adaptation Framework, we share insights from the Adaptation Futures Conference, The NZ Government resets NZ’s methane targets […]

BusinessNZ

SBC

Notes from the land of chocolate and cheese

SBC's Head of ESG shares ten takeaways from the frontlines of business and climate action following her recent visit to the headquarters of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) in Geneva.

Rebecca Lowe

SBC

Headwinds Continue

The services sector in New Zealand remains mired in contraction, according to the BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI). The PSI for September was 48.3 (A PSI reading above 50.0 indicates that the service sector is generally expanding; below 50.0 that it is declining). While this was 0.7 points higher than August, the […]

Steve Summers

BusinessNZ

Pānui news – 9 October

In this bumper edition of Pānui we cover the release of Our Marine Report by MfE and Stats NZ, AgriZeroNZ’s latest investment, Westpac’s new solar installation, AA Insurance’s partnership with […]

Alana Douglas

SBC

Hovering below expansion

New Zealand’s manufacturing sector again remained just below expansion levels for September, according to the latest BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI). The seasonally adjusted PMI for September was 49.9 (a PMI reading above 50.0 indicates that manufacturing is generally expanding; below 50.0 that it is declining). This was exactly the same result […]

Steve Summers

BusinessNZ

2025 New Zealand–China Products Expo

The New Zealand–China Products Expo is now in its third consecutive year in Auckland and has become a flagship platform for trade, investment, and cooperation between the two countries. Last […]

Nicholas Russell

ExportNZ

Procurement reboot backs Kiwi business

The Government’s announced changes to procurement rules should give local and small businesses an edge in winning valuable contracts and further boosting the economy, BusinessNZ says. Chief Executive Katherine Rich says Government spending and procurement can be a powerful economic lever. “Each year, government agencies spend approximately $51.5 billion on goods and services. In a […]

Kathryn Asare

BusinessNZ
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