Māori Business refers to enterprises owned and operated by the Māori people of New Zealand. These businesses can range from small local shops to larger companies involved in various sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and technology. They often incorporate traditional Māori values and practices, emphasizing community well-being and sustainability. Many Māori businesses are supported by organizations like Te Puni Kōkiri, which helps promote economic development within Māori communities. Additionally, the Māori economy has been growing, contributing significantly to New Zealand's overall economic landscape while fostering cultural identity and heritage.