This research report provides an analysis of procurement spending patterns with Indigenous businesses from 2023-2024.

This research report celebrates our impact and provides a view on ‘where to from here?’ for Indigenous procurement in Australia through analysis of broader global and business trends.

This research report highlights the diversity of Indigenous business in Australia and emphasises the need for Indigenous business support policy to understand the relevance of size, industry, and remoteness on Indigenous business strategies and outcomes.

This research report provides an analysis of procurement spending patterns with Indigenous businesses from 2021-2022. The report revealed some fascinating findings, with the headline being that Supply Nation Certified / Registered Suppliers reported a cumulative revenue of $3.8 billion in contracts from Supply Nation members.

This research report focuses on the important and complicated issue of understanding and articulating the social impact of Indigenous businesses – and presents a more culturally meaningful model to measure and monitor the broader holistic benefits of investing in Indigenous businesses than what is possible with standard analyses of Social Return on Investment (SROI).

This research report provides an analysis of procurement spending patterns with Indigenous businesses from 2019 – 2021.

This research report highlights the significance and distinctiveness of Indigenous cultural values in commercial relationships between Indigenous businesses and their customers. Written by the late Dr Dean Jarrett, this report, including imagery, has been produced with the permission of Dr Jarrett’s family.

This research report provides a qualitative analysis on the impacts of COVID-19 on our suppliers and the challenges they have faced due to the global pandemic.

The second report in the State of Indigenous Business series focuses on the impact of COVID-19 on the Indigenous business sector.

The first report in the State of Indigenous Business series focuses on driving growth across the Indigenous business sector and highlights that increasing Indigenous procurement reflects an $8 billion opportunity for the Indigenous business sector – that could create 19,000 jobs for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.