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When we publish the 2025 REPs and SPs early in 2026, we will make larger than usual revisions due to a raft of changes to our methodologies. This article describes the changes we are making and what they will mean for you.

The new Insights Hub is a centralised space that contains articles, webinars, short videos (Econ Talks), and reports prepared by Infometrics economists. Much of this content is publicly available but there is a premium tier as well, giving subscribers access to exclusive content.

Leading economics consultancy Infometrics celebrates 40 years of operations in 2024, a milestone for a company that started during a time of upheaval in the New Zealand economy.

Economics consulting firm Infometrics is pleased to announce that Nick Brunsdon, Principal Economist and Lead Demographer, has been appointed to our board of directors.

Over the weekend we have updated the Infometrics Infrastructure Pipeline Profile (IPP) with the latest data for several infrastructure types. The Profile details expected infrastructure investment out to 2031.

Each year when Infometrics refreshes the Regional Economic Profiles we add an extra year’s data and revise the historical employment and GDP series. We also revise the GDP time series in the first Quarterly Economic Monitor of the year which is published in late February.

Economics consulting firm Infometrics is pleased to announce that Kendra Ross has been appointed as an independent director effective from 21 July 2023.

Infometrics is proud to announce that the Regional Economic Profile (REP) has been refreshed with a new look, improved functionality, new wellbeing data, and many new charts and tables. The REP provides in-depth economic insights into every region and territorial authority in New Zealand.

Economics consulting firm Infometrics is pleased to announce that Chris Whelan has been appointed as board chair effective 1 July 2023. Chris succeeds Dr Amanda Lynn (Doc), who is retiring from the board, after five years.

Infometrics is donating $10,000 to the Cyclone Gabrielle Community Support fundraising campaign organised by Stuff, to support those local communities shattered by the devastating effects of the cyclone.