About us

Verum Group is an integrated specialist with 30+ staff based at hubs across NZ (Christchurch, West Coast, Hamilton, and Lower Hutt.) We bring together the skills of world-leading engineers, chemists, geologists, environmental scientists, and technicians to provide a wide range of services under our consulting, monitoring, analysis, and research and development business units.

Having skillsets that connect with and cross divisions allows us to offer a more complete view of our client's challenges. With more tools in the kit, we’re simply better problem solvers, equipped to develop new ideas, approaches, and innovations that deliver cutting-edge solutions. We also draw on our international network of collaborators and partners to ensure complete solutions

Our history goes back to the 1980s and has evolved and expanded in the decades since. We are experienced in working closely with the private sector, universities, Iwi, and Government. With particular experience in resource development and efficiency for the minerals and energy sectors, our proven track record spans environmental quality matters for all industries.


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