Partner with verified Māori and Pasifika-owned businesses to strengthen your supply chain, drive innovation, and make a real impact in Aotearoa.
Meet the Buyer
‘Meet the Buyer’ events are a chance for buyers to connect kanohi-ki-te-kanohi (face-to-face) with suppliers.
As a buyer, you play a crucial role in fostering supplier diversity. Amotai provides the tools, resources, and support to help you connect with Māori and Pasifika suppliers, meet your social procurement goals, and strengthen your supply chain with innovative, high-quality suppliers.
Diverse suppliers can adapt quickly, broaden your pool of talent and reduce dependencies.
Māori and Pasifika economies and populations are growing faster than the rest of Aotearoa. Amotai businesses are the suppliers of the future and driving new markets, segments and consumer preferences.
Grow wealth in Māori and Pasifika communities. For every dollar of revenue, Australian indigenous businesses create $3.66 of social and economic value for indigenous communities.
Māori and Pasifika businesses bring fresh ideas, unique expertise and new solutions which drive innovation within supply chains.
Auckland Council found that procuring from Māori and Pasifika-owned businesses provided a 2:1 ‘ROI’ in economic activity and jobs mainly benefiting people in Auckland’s most deprived neighborhoods (compared with spending with non-Māori and Pasifika-owned businesses).
Alignment with sustainable business practices is a competitive advantage for talent and customer acquisition.
Become part of the Amotai whānau and connect with Māori and Pasifika-owned businesses that are ready to work with you.
Rotorua
Amotai supplier
Natura Aura and Iwi Creations blend fashion, culture, science and storytelling. Their contemporary designs celebrate Māori heritage, microscopic imagery and New Zealand’s natural beauty—creating wearable art with deep roots and bold vision.
Kirikiriroa
Amotai supplier
Nest Interiors delivers bespoke spatial and interior design solutions for residential and commercial spaces—offering end-to-end project delivery, from papakāinga to office fit outs, with creativity, care and cultural understanding.
Whakatane
Amotai supplier
JRK Concrete provide quality concreting to the Bay of Plenty. They offer all concreting services including driveways, house/shed slabs, foundation slabs, footpaths and decorative concreting.
Tāmaki Makaurau/Te Whanga-nui-a-Tara
Amotai supplier
RUN Aotearoa imbue te ao Māori and commercial creativity across advertising and graphic design. The studio creates comms strategy, advertising campaigns and graphic design for brands big and small.
Rotorua
Amotai supplier
Digital Natives Academy empowers rangatahi to become creators—not just users—of technology. Through coding, animation, esports and a cultural lens, they’re shaping the next generation of digital leaders and innovators.
Waikato
Amotai supplier
Longveld are stainless steel fabrication experts, delivering precision engineering for dairy, food, water and sculpture sectors. Proudly Waikato-based, they blend innovation, artistry and craftsmanship to serve Aotearoa and the world.
Whakatane
Amotai supplier
Ake partners with Māori organisations, trusts and businesses to unlock potential through expert accounting, advisory and consultancy services—supporting sustainable growth, strategic planning and whenua development with tailored, practical solutions.
Te Tai Tokerau
Amotai supplier
Northern Divers NZ is Northland’s only locally based commercial diving company—delivering expert in-water and subsurface services with rapid response, proven safety systems, and a highly skilled team of qualified ADAS-certified divers.
Te Tai Tokerau
Amotai supplier
Solar power company covering all of Tai Tokerau region. Passionate about helping customers harness the power of the sun to assist them with independence of the grid, and achieve long term electricity savings.
Tāmaki Makaurau
Amotai supplier
WE Accounting makes business finances simple and stress-free. As Xero Gold Partners, they offer tailored advice, inclusive packages, and accessible support—empowering clients and championing diversity in the accounting industry.
Te Whanga-nui-a-Tara
Amotai supplier
Little Bread Loaf is a micro artisan bakery serving fresh sourdough, brioche and rewena breads daily. This proud whānau business crafts hand-made delights with love, care and community at heart.
Whangarei
Amotai supplier
Whānau owned and operated traffic management and security business operating for over 22 years throughout Northland and New Zealand.
Tauranga
Amotai supplier
Anytime Fitness Tauranga Anytime Fitness Tauranga is a whānau owned franchise providing a total fitness experience.
Construction
Amotai supplier
TROW Group transforms waste into opportunity — delivering sustainable deconstruction, civil contracting, and community impact. They’ve repurposed over 1000 tonnes of materials and empowered over 1000 people through training, employment, and education.
Te Whanga-nui-a-Tara
Amotai supplier
Pou Architecture blends tradition, innovation and sustainability to create spaces that reflect identity and culture. Their design solutions go beyond aesthetics—delivering impact, elegance and meaning across Aotearoa.
Tāmaki Makaurau
Amotai supplier
Social Labour Supply provides a holistic approach to supporting Māori and all people of Aotearoa, into rewarding and sustainable employment by minimising the barriers that stand in their way.
Amotai provides the tools, connections, and expert guidance to help you integrate supplier diversity into your business. Here’s how we help:
Access the largest verified directory of Māori and Pasifika-owned businesses, with advanced search filters to find the right match.
Work closely with a hands-on Buyer Manager to prioritise procurement strategies and maximise your impact.
Receive a personalised shortlist of procurement-ready suppliers tailored to your business needs.
Join vibrant networking events like "Meet the Buyer" where buyers connect with suppliers and explore partnership opportunities.
Access tools, templates and strategies to integrate supplier diversity into your procurement processes.
Anau Mesui-Henry from Four Shells Kava Lounge
Anau Mesui-Henry of Four Shells Kava Lounge welcomed the Amotai 2025 International Delegation to the Toi o Tāmaki (Auckland Art Gallery) with the fangufangu — a traditional Tongan nose flute handcrafted from bamboo.
Practising supplier diversity doesn’t happen by accident. Amotai shows you how to practise procurement differently, positively impacting communities, while getting your jobs done.