New Zealand Angel Market Report - Q1 2026
Catalist / Angel Association New Zealand
Sector evidence
Sector body
2 August 2026
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New Zealand
High confidence
published
SNZ editorial review
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Short Answer
The Q1 2026 report records active deal-making but smaller individual cheques, reinforcing that PiP's proposed $300,000 first close is likely to require a credible lead investor and a syndicate rather than one passive angel assumption.
Key Points
- •The report recorded 34 deals across 23 companies.
- •$1.827 million was invested by 134 active angels.
- •Average individual investment was $9,771.
- •PiP should frame Bill's value as lead validation, governance and introductions as well as possible capital.
Full Summary & Notes
The Q1 2026 report records active deal-making but smaller individual cheques, reinforcing that PiP's proposed $300,000 first close is likely to require a credible lead investor and a syndicate rather than one passive angel assumption.
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