Quayside Holdings
Government fundTauranga · Series B–Late Stage · 25 people tracked
Investment thesis
Quayside manages a diversified, intergenerational portfolio to preserve and grow capital while delivering reliable annual distributions to the Bay of Plenty Regional Council. Its holdings span three areas: a 54.14% cornerstone stake in the Port of Tauranga (held since 1991), a non-port investment portfolio spread across global equities, property, fixed income, private equity, real assets and cash, and the Rangiuru Business Park. The fund takes a strategic commercial approach focused on long-term value creation, aiming to balance the community's present needs with building resilience and prosperity for future generations across economic and social measures.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 25 people
from the firm's websiteInvestments · 9 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathJV between Quayside and Te Tumu Paeroa (the Maori Trustee).
Opotiki Pack & Cool, a seasonal horticulture employer; later acquired by Seeka.
Fund in which Quayside is a cornerstone investor.
Hamilton CBD development JV with Carrus and Watts Investments.
Independent forestry services company; Quayside holds a 44% stake.
New Zealand port company in which Quayside holds a majority/cornerstone stake.
Rotorua building development let to government tenants.
Exits · 1
IPOs and acquisitions across the tracked portfolioOPACacq. by Seeka
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Quayside Holdings invest at?
- Quayside Holdings invests at the Series B, Growth, Late Stage stages.
- What sectors does Quayside Holdings focus on?
- Quayside Holdings focuses on AgTech, PropTech, Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Quayside Holdings located?
- Quayside Holdings is headquartered in Tauranga, NZ.
- Does Quayside Holdings lead rounds?
- Quayside Holdings typically participates in rounds rather than leading them.
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