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Best Industrial Goods and Manufacturing Companies in New Zealand

The 69 best Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: OjiFS.

69companies tracked
$353.5Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
6have raised
FLIAR INTELLIGENCE · INDUSTRIAL GOODS AND MANUFACTURING × NEW ZEALAND

Our analysis of 431 Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies

$22.6b in tracked funding; 74% of the stack-profiled cohort runs cloud-native; funding activity peaked in 2025.

431companies analysed
74%cloud-native stacks
2025funding peak (by rounds)
13unicorns
2017median founding year
140kcombined LinkedIn audience
58%of audience held by top 3
3companies hiring publicly (12 mo)

Ranked: Best Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackPatents & IP focusRecent signals
1OjiFS
Pulp, paper and fibre based packaging manufacturer
$312M146 mo agoLate StageJon Ryder
Founder & Co-CEO
2014SanityApple iCloud MailMicrosoft 365+131 job opening
2Foundry Lab
Production of metal parts using digital metal casting
$22M11 mo agoSeries B2018WebflowVimeoTypekit+1419 patents
Additive manufacturing of metal casting molds and related casting processes
3 expansions
3Noissue
Platform offering customized tissue paper printing
$10M55 mo agoSeries AAuguste Gruar
Co-Founder
2017Cart FunctionalityContentfulSentry+35
4Mushroom Material
Manufacturer of sustainable packaging products
$5M22 mo agoSeedJotinder Singh
Co-Founder & COO
20201 award
5The Better Packaging
Provider of reusable package solutions for eCommerce business
$5M35 mo agoSeries AKate Bezar
Co-Founder
2001Cart FunctionalityShopifyPlyr+36
6WoolWorks
Provider of wool scouring service
80 mo agoFunding RaisedTony Cunningham
CEO
2000WordPressApple iCloud MailMicrosoft 365+9
7Accord
Manufacturer of advanced machined metal components and precision parts
AcquiredAlec Mandis
CEO
1980
8Alain Brideson
Devoted to Industrial Design.

Top 6 Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand

#1
Series B · Wellington, Wellington · founded 2018 · 16 employees
$21.7Mraised

Production of metal parts using digital metal casting. It offers manufacturers control over production, timelines, and innovation. It enables rapid on-site part casting to keep production schedules on track and reduce dependency on complex supply chains. It facilitates prototyping and short-run production, avoiding tooling expenses and ensuring parts are fit for purpose.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 3k LinkedIn followers — 2.1% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 3 expansions announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Jul 2025Series B$9.7M
  • Jan 2025Series B$12M
Investors
Outset Ventures, Global From Day One, Wavemaker Impact, Icehouse Ventures
Tech stack
GodaddyGoogle AnalyticsGoogle WorkspaceGsapLenisNginx
#2
Seed · Auckland, Auckland · founded 2020 · 3 employees
$5Mraised

Manufacturer of sustainable packaging products. It designs, manufactures, and supplies mushroom-based packaging material. It uses a combination of mycelium and fibrous agricultural waste. Other features include biodegradable, fire-resistant, and waterproof packaging materials.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 3k LinkedIn followers — 2.1% of this cohort's audience
Hiring: 1 hiring post in 12 mo (public) · hiring: Production Worker
Activity: 2 awards announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Aug 2024Seed$5M
Founders & team
Jotinder SinghCo-Founder & COO
Investors
Wavemaker Partners, Icehouse Ventures, Black Kite Capital, SEEDS Capital, K1W1, Techstars
#3
Late Stage · Auckland, Auckland · founded 2014 · 771 employees
$311.8Mraised

Oji Fibre Solutions is a producer of pulp, paper and fibre based packaging. Products include cardbaord packagings, paper bag, paper cups and containerboards(under the brand name Higold, Graphix, Ecokraft, Climate and Ecoflex). Also provides services such as integrated and inter-modal logistics, shipping services and domestic transport.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 13k LinkedIn followers — 9.4% of this cohort's audience
Hiring: 9 hiring posts in 12 mo (public) · momentum +5 · hiring: Commercial Manager, CEO Packaging
Activity: 1 partnerships (incl. EECA (Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority) and Wood Processors and Manufacturers Association of NZ) announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Apr 2014PE$311.8M
Founders & team
Jon RyderFounder & Co-CEOJohn BartlemanCo-CEO
Investors
INCJ
Tech stack
Apple Icloud MailCloudflareCloudflare Bot ManagementCore-JsGatsbyGoogle Analytics
#4
Series A · Auckland, Auckland · founded 2001 · 16 employees
$5Mraised

Provider of reusable package solutions for eCommerce business. The platform offers mailers, labels, poly bags & ziplock, magazine wrapping, bubble bags, and more.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 4k LinkedIn followers — 3.2% of this cohort's audience
Funding rounds
  • Jul 2023Series A$5M
Founders & team
Kate BezarCo-FounderRebecca PercaskyCo-Founder
Investors
Even Capital, Elemental, Katapult, Gandel Invest
#5
Series A · Auckland · founded 2017 · 61 employees
$10Mraised

Noissue is a platform offering customized tissue paper printing. The platform helps the users to design their own customized tissue paper with the brand's logo online. By uploading the logo and design in real-time. It also offers stickers, tapes, stamps, cards, and more. The company offers free shipping worldwide.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 11k LinkedIn followers — 8.1% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 expansions announced in 12 mo
Funding rounds
  • Nov 2021Series A$10M
Founders & team
Auguste GruarCo-FounderJoshua BowdenCo-Founder
Investors
Felix Capital, Maker Capital, VMG Partners
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon SesAmazon Web ServicesAws Certificate ManagerCart FunctionalityCloudflare
#6
Funding Raised · Napier, Hawke s Bay · founded 2000
raised

Woolworks is a wool scouring service provider based in Napier, New Zealand. They operate the largest wool scouring facility in the world and focus on eco-friendly operations.

Funding rounds
  • Oct 2019Unattributed
  • 2010Unattributed
Founders & team
David FerrierOwnerTony CunninghamCEO
Investors
Tanarra, Direct Capital, Pohutukawa
Tech stack
Apple Icloud MailElementorMicrosoft 365MysqlNginxOpen Graph

Funding & investor landscape

$353.5Mtotal disclosed funding
5companies funded
6disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Most active investors
Icehouse Ventures2 rounds
Black Kite Capital1 rounds
BridgeWest Group1 rounds
Direct Capital1 rounds
Elemental1 rounds
Even Capital1 rounds
Felix Capital1 rounds
Gandel Invest1 rounds
Global From Day One1 rounds
INCJ1 rounds

Notable founders

Jotinder Singh
Co-Founder & COO · Mushroom Material
Jon Ryder
Founder & Co-CEO · OjiFS
John Bartleman
Co-CEO · OjiFS
Kate Bezar
Co-Founder · The Better Packaging
Rebecca Percasky
Co-Founder · The Better Packaging
Auguste Gruar
Co-Founder · Noissue
Joshua Bowden
Co-Founder · Noissue
David Ferrier
Owner · WoolWorks
Tony Cunningham
CEO · WoolWorks
Prism market signals · New Zealand · country-scoped Prism corpus, 118,099 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of Industrial Goods and Manufacturing coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

RESEARCH SIGNALS · New Zealand

How research on Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing is moving in New Zealand

A read on the academic research around Additive Manufacturing / 3D Printing — which themes are gaining ground, the institutions and researchers driving them, and how the tone is shifting. Based on 213 New Zealand-affiliated papers.

research sentiment over time
201620212026
enthusiastic · positive · guarded tone
Tone is overwhelmingly optimistic and intensifying — the enthusiastic (strongly-positive) share moved 46% → 63% across 2016–2026.
top research entities
  • University of Auckland59
  • Auckland University of Technology34
  • Massey University27
  • Ministry of Education26
  • University of Otago17
leading researchers
Johan Potgieter · Sarat Singamneni · Jianyong Jin · Olaf Diegel · Ali Bagheri · Kyle Edward Engel · Jingchao Jiang · Maziar Ramezani
Breakthroughs44 · 21%
▲ 14%→24% share
▲1.7× share momentum4 median citations66% since 2021mostly methods-led
Breakthroughs are rising (14%→24% of field), led by 3d printed.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • 3d printed1→4
Landmark A Versatile 3D and 4D Printing System through Photocontrolled RAFT Polymerization · 239 cites
Advancements123 · 58%
▲ 52%→59% share
▲1.1× share momentum6 median citations59% since 2021mostly empirical
Advancements are rising (52%→59% of field), led by 3d printed.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • 3d printed3→17
  • Composite material5→14
  • Mechanical engineering2→7
  • Selective laser melting3→7
  • Nanotechnology3→6
Newly emergingFabrication 0→7 · Tissue engineering 0→6
Landmark Photopolymerization in 3D Printing · 1,320 cites
Concerns27 · 13%
▼ 24%→10% share
▼0.4× share momentum5 median citations44% since 2021mostly empirical
Concerns are cooling (24%→10% of field), led by Mechanical engineering.
rising sub-themes (early→recent)
  • Mechanical engineering5
  • Manufacturing engineering4
  • Selective laser melting4
  • Biomedical engineering3
  • Tissue engineering3
Landmark Additive Technology: Update on Current Materials and Applications in Dentistry · 331 cites
RESEARCH HOTSPOTS · New Zealand

Where additive manufacturing is researched across New Zealand

Location clusters by institution affiliation — each city's volume, stance tone, and a quick read on its hot topic, what's advancing, the opening opportunity, and the main concern.

Wellington309 · +0.45
Hot · 3D printingAdvancing · 3d printedOpportunity · PersonalizationConcern · Pharmaceutical industry
Auckland92 · +0.44
Hot · RaftAdvancing · Chain transferOpportunity · ActuatorConcern · Alloy
Dunedin29 · +0.54
Hot · RaftAdvancing · Chain transferOpportunity · Tissue engineeringConcern · 3D printing
Palmerston North27 · +0.28
Hot · Acrylonitrile butadiene styreneAdvancing · Scanning electron microscopeOpportunity · PolymerizationConcern · 3D printing
Christchurch13 · +0.56
Hot · 3D printingAdvancing · Digital Light ProcessingOpportunity · 3d printer
Hamilton13 · +0.49
Hot · Composite numberAdvancing · Composite materialOpportunity · Extrusion
Lincoln10 · +0.39
Hot · 3d printedAdvancing · 3D printingOpportunity · Selective laser melting
Rotorua8 · +0.54
Hot · PolymerAdvancing · 3D printingOpportunity · Polymerization
Lower Hutt5 · +0.28

Common questions

How many Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies are there in New Zealand?
Radar tracks 69 indexable Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies headquartered in New Zealand that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand?
The Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand on this list have raised a combined $353.5M in disclosed equity funding across 5 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded Industrial Goods and Manufacturing company in New Zealand?
OjiFS is the highest-funded Industrial Goods and Manufacturing company in New Zealand, with $311.8M in disclosed equity funding.
How many Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand are funded?
5 of the 69 Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many Industrial Goods and Manufacturing unicorns are there in New Zealand?
None of the Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies in New Zealand on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in New Zealand Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies?
The most active investors in New Zealand Industrial Goods and Manufacturing companies on this list include Icehouse Ventures, Black Kite Capital, BridgeWest Group, Direct Capital, Elemental.
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