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NZ, Australian Construction Firms Turn to China Amid Domestic Challenges



Facing labor shortages, skyrocketing material costs, and delayed project timelines, construction companies in New Zealand and Australia are increasingly sourcing building supplies from China to mitigate domestic pressures. With local tradies in short supply and construction timelines stretching, firms are pivoting to Chinese manufacturers for cost-effective steel, prefab components, and fittings, aiming to accelerate project completions and secure faster returns on investments.





“The math is simple—importing materials from China cuts costs by up to 30%, and their scalable production meets our tight deadlines,” said Mark Thompson, a Sydney-based project manager. New Zealand’s housing crisis has further intensified demand, with Auckland developers relying on Chinese prefabricated walls and roofing systems to bypass local bottlenecks.


While logistics and quality control remain concerns, streamlined supply chains and China’s advanced manufacturing tech are easing risks. For Australasian firms battling inflation and labor gaps, this shift isn’t just a stopgap—it’s a strategic recalibration to stay competitive in a strained market.


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