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NZTE in Korea. Presentation Outline. NZTE who are we? NZ Korea Trade Relationship – Recent Trends NZ Key Sectors in Korea 3 Key sectors and NZTE activities Relationships are the key. NZTE – who are we. The New Zealand Government's national economic development agency.
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Presentation Outline • NZTE who are we? • NZ Korea Trade Relationship – Recent Trends • NZ Key Sectors in Korea • 3 Key sectors and NZTE activities • Relationships are the key
NZTE – who are we • The New Zealand Government's national economic development agency. • Our role is to support the NZ Governments objective of increasing the average income of NZers in line with countries in the top half of the OECD. • We work with industries and sectors in NZ that have a long-term sustainable advantage and with businesses that have high growth potential. • We work globally and have 48 offices worldwide. Like KOTRA we look at assisting exporters to access opportunities and encourage foreign businesses to invest in NZ
NZTE KOREA • Build alliances and develop strategic commercial relationships • Provide hands on assistance to NZ exporters • Promote NZ and its capabilities to potential customers and investors • Help Korean importers/ distributors source NZ goods and services • Help Korean investors identify investment opportunities in NZ
NZ Korea Trade Relationship • NZ’s 6th largest Trade partner – 2 way Merchandise trade worth NZ$2.6 billion • NZ’s 6th Largest Export Market – Merchandise Exports Totalling NZ$1.4 billion - Wood Products ( NZ$463m, 34%); Meat ((NZ$251m, 18%); Dairy (NZ$120m, 9%); Methanol (NZ$78m, 6%); Kiwifruit (NZ$65m, 6%); Aluminium (NZ$58m 4%). • Korea Exports to NZ totalled NZ$1.2billion. Main exports petroleum, electronics, cars, machinery, plastics and iron & steel etc. Brands like Hyundai, Samsung, LG, Kia becoming very popular in NZ. • Food and Beverage accounts for over 40% of NZ total Merchandise Exports. • NZ’s 2nd largest education market. 15,067 students to NZ (6,552 ELS, 6,507 schooling, 2,008 tertiary) • 5th Largest Tourist Market – 110,000 Korean Tourists to NZ ($NZ315m) • Film and ICT increasing in importance
Recent Trends • NZ exports grew 7.4% in June year 2005/06 and recorded very strong growth 21.1% for 2006/07. (Wood +34%, Meat +11%, Methanol +383%, Kiwifruit 19%, Cooper Scrap 2,140%, Deer Velvet +38%, Buttercup Squash +58%). • Outlook for Korean economy very good. • Outlook for NZ exports good • The Emergence of China • FTAs and deregulation • Well-being craze • Increased leisure time – move from 6 to 5 day working week. • Aging and increasing affluent population • Most internet connected country in the world.
Key Sectors • Food and Beverage • Beef, Dairy, Seafood, Kiwifruit, Organics, Wine • Life Sciences • Deer Velvet, Nutriceuticals, health supplements • ICT • Digital Content, Health ICT, Robotics, mobile and wireless solutions • Film and TVC • Post production, location services. • Race Horses • Education and Tourism • Forestry
Food and Beverage - Opportunity • Increasing consumer affluence • Tastes have westernised • NZ’s reputation as a supplier of safe, healthy high quality food • Well being Craze
Food and Beverage - Activities • NZTE Importers Group • NZ Food and Beverage Month – November 2007 • Food and Hotel Korea – May 2008 • Wine delegation
ICT the Opportunity • Korea ICT Market one of most advanced world highest broadband uptake and world leading Mobile and Wireless technologies • Research shows biggest opportunity for NZ ICT companies in digital content, healthcare and robotics • Innovative NZ ICT companies have world leading enabling technologies that will help accelerate convergence in Korea. • Korea’s goal is convergence and ultimately a ubiquitous environment
ICT - Activities • NZ Digital Contents Delegation visited Korea in May 2007 • KANZ Broadband Summit in 2008 • Korean Digital Content delegation to NZ in 2007 • Assisting a number of NZ software companies to access the Korean market
Film/ TVC - Opportunity • Market size: TVC/ Music Video/ TV programmes ($NZ2b) Film $600m. • NZ location and post production capabilities well known following success of LOTR, King Kong and Narnia • NZ and Korea have film co-production arrangement • Training opportunities • Co-productions – Black Sheep and Horrorholics
Relationships are the Key • Key to business success in Korea is building strong, mutually beneficial relationships • NZ relationships date back to the Korean War (1950-53) . • 1960’s Colombo plan over 250 Koreans studied in NZ under this plan. • Late 1960’s Helped established the Korea Dairy Industry with Maeil Dairy. • Today – Zespri, Daesung/ Park Road Post, NZCCE, Tourism and Education • KNZBC/NZKBC, and ANZCCK • 40,000 Koreans in NZ (highest population per capita/ 3 or 4 most common language)