Limited Partnership Investment Opportunities in NZ
Flow-through tax structure for wholesale investors
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Greenmount Capital New Economy Fund LP
Target 20%+ IRR from new economy
Pioneer Capital Private Equity V
15-20% p.a. from global expansion
Active Long Term Growth Fund
by ForthCo
Mid-market PE with quarterly liquidity
Southern Alps Retirement Living Sunrise Fund
12-15% p.a. from retirement villages
Greenmount Co-Investment Fund No.1 LP
12-18% p.a. from co-investment
Kākāpō Responsible Investment Fund
by Bancorp
10-15% p.a. with impact focus
Williams Corporation Completed Homes LP
10% p.a. secured by completed homes
MyFarm KiwiFruit Fund Limited Partnership
Invest in NZ's globally successful kiwifruit industry
MyFarm Solar Fund Limited Partnership
Solar infrastructure with 10-12% returns
Peninsula Credit Fund II LP
9-12% p.a. quarterly distributions
Seedling Next Gen Agri Limited Partnership
by Seedling
9% pre-tax IRR from sustainable dairy
CQuest Forestry Fund Limited Partnership
Forestry with carbon credit potential
Pioneer Capital Private Debt 2
8-12% p.a. from proven debt strategy
Brand Fund 2 by Previously Unavailable and Icehouse Ventures
28.63% IRR from Fund 1
Movac Growth Opportunity Fund (Fund 8)
by Movac
Top decile returns, 25+ years experience
Altered Capital Venture Fund II
$250m FUM, $1B FUA track record
Bridgewest Venture Fund 1 LP
Seed to Series A deep-tech focus
NZVC Fund 2
by NZVC
Top 5% Fund 1, 50% lower valuations
Quidnet Ventures Fund II
Top-quartile Fund I, 20+ companies
WNT Ventures Fund 4
by WNT Ventures
Top quartile with proven exits
Ryft Fund Zero
by Ryft
4-6 venture studio companies
GD1 Fund 3 LP
by GD1
Anchored by NZ Government largest VC investment
GD1 Fund 4 LP
by GD1
Upper quartile performance continues
IV Sustainable Technology Fund
Impact investing with sustainability outcomes
Ecliptic Venture Capital LP
Active hands-on management
Maūi Toa Fund 1
by Maūi Toa
Māori owned and led VC
Motion Capital
Climate-tech specialist with track record
New Zealand Fintech Fund
by Point16
Fintech fastest-growing sector (32% CAGR)
Nuance Connected Capital
Female scientist-led deep tech
Pacific Channel Fund III
Largest deep-tech VC in NZ
Matū Karihi Fund
by Matū Karihi
17 science & tech companies backed
Icehouse Ventures Seed Fund IV LP
NZ's most active early-stage VC
Cultivate Ventures Limited Partnership
15% IRR target, industry backed
About This Category
Access Limited Partnership (LP) investment opportunities in New Zealand. LP structures provide flow-through taxation where income, expenses, and tax credits flow directly to investors. Common in venture capital, private equity, and alternative investments. LPs offer flexibility in tax treatment, clear legal structure, and are familiar to institutional investors. Partners file individual tax returns reflecting their share of partnership income.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does LP taxation work?
Limited Partnerships provide flow-through taxation. Income, losses, and tax credits flow directly to limited partners who report their share on individual tax returns. Tax is paid at your marginal rate, not at fund level.
What's the difference between LP and PIE?
LPs provide flow-through taxation at your marginal rate, while PIE funds tax at your PIR (often lower). LPs require individual tax returns, PIEs don't. LPs are common for PE/VC, PIEs for property/credit. Neither is universally better - it depends on your situation.
Do I need to file additional tax returns for LP investments?
Yes. The LP will provide an annual tax statement showing your share of income, expenses, and credits. You include these in your personal tax return. Many investors work with accountants familiar with LP structures.
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