Business Update

A new initiative to provide increased police visibility in some of Christchurch's key business districts was launched this month.
Local aerospace company Dawn Aerospace has achieved a “major performance milestone” in the development of its rocket-powered aircraft, Mk-II Aurora.
Canterbury company Fabrum is set to supply Toyota with its proprietary liquid hydrogen storage technology.
Christchurch Airport has unveiled plans for a revamp of its terminal offering with the new facilities expected to be ready for a busy summer of international visitors.
Rau Paenga expects to have construction of Christchurch’s Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre completed in July 2025.
Two of Christchurch’s biggest global tech success stories have combined to launch a world-first software.
New Zealand’s Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the European Union will come into force on 1 May. So what does this mean for Canterbury businesses?
With Christchurch set to host a series of high-profile international conferences back-to-back, May is shaping up to be high-paced for many local businesses in what is traditionally a quiet, off-peak tourism month.
The Canterbury region is preparing for its most lucrative winter travel period in a decade with local businesses anticipating a bumper ski season and high demand across the school holidays.