INZCCI connects businesses, investors, institutions and industry leaders across India and New Zealand — helping turn market access and relationships into real commercial opportunities.
The India New Zealand Chamber of Commerce and Industry (INZCCI) is a bilateral, business-led platform connecting companies, investors, institutions and industry leaders across India and New Zealand.
Following the signing of the India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement, the elevation of the bilateral relationship to a Strategic Partnership, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to New Zealand and the formal launch of INZCCI, a new phase of commercial engagement is underway.
Our role is simple: connect the right people, create the right opportunities and help turn relationships into results.
From momentum to action — building the foundations for stronger India–New Zealand commercial engagement.
New Zealand and India signed the Free Trade Agreement, creating a new framework for trade, investment, services and economic cooperation. New Zealand Parliament has since passed the legislation required to implement the Agreement. It will enter into force after both countries complete their respective ratification procedures. Learn more
INZCCI hosted a business networking dinner in Auckland for the PlanetCEO International / BiSy Group delegation from Telangana, bringing visiting business leaders together with INZCCI's Sector Leadership Team for discussions on trade, technology and investment opportunities between India and New Zealand. A key outcome was an agreement to establish a Joint Council for AI, Emerging Technologies and Digital Innovation, creating a platform for further bilateral collaboration.
INZCCI leadership joined the Indian diplomatic mission at the inaugural Incredible India Pavilion at Fieldays, engaging with businesses, industry leaders and visiting delegations around emerging opportunities in trade, investment, agribusiness, innovation and commercial partnerships.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited New Zealand for the first time in 40 years, and the two countries elevated their relationship to a Strategic Partnership, supported by a Roadmap to 2030 and an ambition to double two-way trade to NZ$7 billion by 2030.
INZCCI participated in the NZ–India Trade & Market Intelligence Forum hosted by the Consulate General of India in collaboration with Infinite Sum Modelling, exploring how trade intelligence and data can support better business decisions in the evolving bilateral trade relationship.
The India New Zealand Chamber of Commerce and Industry (INZCCI) formally launched its bilateral business platform with a major New Zealand–India Business Partnership Event, bringing together senior government, diplomatic, business and industry representatives from both countries. The major highlight of the event was the signing of four strategic Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), designed to strengthen practical cooperation and create new pathways for business, trade and investment between the two countries. The four MOUs were signed with the Consulate General of India, Auckland; Auckland Business Chamber; Bank of Baroda New Zealand Ltd; and Mewar Chamber of Commerce and Industry, India.
This is where the journey moves from opportunity to execution.
Access structured support to explore markets, build partnerships, and grow across borders.
Explore the New Zealand or Indian market with practical guidance on market opportunities, sector dynamics, potential partners and the steps involved in establishing or expanding your business.
Explore Market EntryConnect with relevant businesses, buyers, suppliers, investors, institutions and industry leaders across India and New Zealand through targeted introductions and B2B engagement.
Find Business ConnectionsIdentify and explore opportunities for exporting, importing, investment, distribution, joint ventures, strategic partnerships and other forms of commercial collaboration.
Explore OpportunitiesParticipate in focused business delegations, trade missions, sector forums and structured B2B meetings designed to connect businesses with the right people in the right market.
Explore DelegationsAccess practical insights on markets, sectors, trade developments, policy and emerging opportunities to help inform better business decisions.
Explore InsightsEngage with government, diplomatic missions, chambers, industry organisations and institutions through INZCCI’s bilateral network and platforms.
Learn MoreConnecting Businesses Across High-Potential Sectors
INZCCI focuses on sectors where India and New Zealand have complementary strengths, growing commercial opportunities and potential for deeper trade, investment and business collaboration.
Our sector focus spans primary industries, food and natural resources, technology and digital industries, professional and financial services, creative industries, manufacturing, renewable energy, infrastructure, sport and emerging investment opportunities.
Agriculture, smart farming, agritech, productivity and technology transfer.
Food production, processing, ingredients, horticulture and value-added products.
Forestry, timber, engineered wood, sustainable materials and value-added products.
Seafood, aquaculture, marine technology, sustainable production and blue economy opportunities.
Wool, natural fibres, textiles, apparel, fashion and value-added products.
Wine, beer, spirits, beverages, distribution, hospitality and market opportunities.
AI, software, digital services, telecommunications, cybersecurity and emerging technologies.
Fintech, payments, banking, insurance, investment and financial technology.
Healthcare, pharmaceuticals, medical technology, traditional medicine, natural products and wellness.
Education, vocational training, skills development, professional education and EdTech.
Tourism, hospitality, travel, visitor economy, wellness and medical tourism.
Film, television, animation, gaming, digital content, creative technology and co-production.
Professional services, business advisory, engineering, consulting and environmental expertise.
Advanced manufacturing, engineering, industrial technology and specialised products.
Renewable energy, clean technology, sustainability and low-emissions solutions.
Infrastructure, logistics, transport, supply chains, mobility and related technology.
Sports performance, technology, facilities, training, innovation and commercial opportunities.
Investment, joint ventures, project development, emerging sectors and cross-border opportunities.
Connect With the Right Business Partner
Tell us what you are looking for — a market connection, distributor, supplier, investor, strategic partner or industry contact — and INZCCI can help facilitate the right introduction.
Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland, New Zealand
Auckland and Hamilton, New Zealand
Practical insights on trade, investment, markets, policy and emerging opportunities across India and New Zealand.
A practical guide for SMEs as the FTA enters into force on 20 October 2026 — what Rules of Origin mean, the three ways goods can qualify, and a step-by-step checklist for exporters.
20 October 2026 · Dr Rahul Sen
With more than 95% of New Zealand’s forestry exports set to enter India tariff-free under the FTA, forestry is one of the clearest examples of the Agreement’s practical impact — and there is scope to build far beyond commodity trade.
25 September 2026
India’s expanding middle class and diversifying consumer market are creating new opportunities for New Zealand businesses — and the FTA adds a fresh dimension to how that opportunity can be captured.
25 September 2026Perspectives from businesses and industry leaders engaged in the India–New Zealand commercial relationship.
“The India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is expected to create renewed opportunities for premium New Zealand wine producers seeking access to the rapidly growing Indian consumer market. Prior to the FTA, high tariff barriers significantly limited the commercial viability of exporting New Zealand wines into India. With improved market access and stronger bilateral engagement, businesses are now reassessing opportunities for long-term expansion into India’s hospitality, retail, and premium beverage sectors. INZCCI is supporting businesses through market connectivity, stakeholder engagement, and trade facilitation initiatives aimed at helping New Zealand exporters better understand emerging opportunities within the Indian market.”
“The India–New Zealand Free Trade Agreement is expected to create new opportunities for collaboration across the automotive and auto components sector, particularly in areas such as aftermarket products, engineering components, electric mobility technologies, and specialised manufacturing. India has emerged as a major global manufacturing hub for automotive components and engineering solutions, while New Zealand businesses continue to seek reliable and competitive international supply-chain partnerships. As bilateral trade engagement progresses, there is growing interest in exploring opportunities for Indian manufacturers and suppliers to connect with New Zealand importers, distributors, and industry stakeholders. INZCCI is supporting early-stage engagement through market connectivity, business introductions, and facilitating dialogue between sector participants across both countries. The Agreement is expected to support stronger long-term commercial cooperation and open new pathways for trade, investment, and industry collaboration.”
INZCCI works alongside leading government, diplomatic, business and industry organisations to strengthen connections and create practical opportunities between India and New Zealand.
Be part of a business-led platform focused on connections, partnerships, market opportunities and commercial outcomes across India and New Zealand.