People led.

Prosperity shared.

Takitoru Developments Limited is a Māori-owned and operated business based in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland), specialising in project management that delivers meaningful local and economic outcomes across infrastructure and development projects.

Our name, Takitoru, means ‘threefold’. It reflects our partnership philosophy: when we partner with others, a third connection is created, driving tangible, measurable, and enduring outcomes.

Measurable & Tangible Outcomes

Takitoru manages Māori and local subcontractor participation across infrastructure projects, turning procurement commitments into coordinated delivery and measurable outcomes. We support clients and contractors from early planning through to delivery with verified Māori business engagement, structured subcontractor coordination, capability uplift, and transparent reporting.

Verified Māori
business engagement
Structured subcontractor
coordination
Capability
Uplift
Transparent
Reporting

Business Delivery Outcomes


Strategic Delivery and Reporting for Principal Clients

Takitoru works directly with principal clients and alongside principal contractors, providing strategic commercial structuring, project delivery support, and reporting across projects in Auckland.



Opportunities and Uplift for Māori-owned and Local Businesses

Takitoru works with Māori-owned and local businesses to build capability and readiness across compliance, prequalification, financial management, and business development — so they are well-positioned to compete for and deliver on project opportunities.



Delivering Economic Outcomes for Local Communities

Takitoru actively engages and enables local businesses to participate in projects, supporting local economic growth and keeping value within the community.


Prosperity shared.

People led.

Ready to deliver real outcomes?

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Ka whati te tai, ka pao te tōrea | When the tide turns, the oystercatcher strikes |

Ka whati te tai, ka pao te tōrea | When the tide turns, the oystercatcher strikes |