Gorilla Technology Group Inc
Gorilla Technology Group Inc is engaged in providing information, software, and data processing services. It is a provider of video intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT) security, edge AI data analytics, and operational technology (OT) security solutions and services. Its reportable segments are video IoT and security convergence and Other segments.www.gorilla-technology.com
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Sep 10, 2026
Emile DonovanHOST
Some up to and over $6,000, for goodness sake.
Emile DonovanHOST
So what sets this design apart and the fact that it's foldable tech? Is that worth all the hype? We're going to find out more about this having a chat now with Futurist and Chief Executive of Gorilla Technology, Paul Spain.
Emile DonovanHOST
Kia ora Paul, what do you make of this new phone?
Paul SpainGUEST
Look, I think it's been a long time coming and they've delivered something that looks Pretty sleek, pretty flash.
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[upbeat music] The New Zealand Tech Podcast, brought to you by Gorilla Technology, proactive and strategic IT.
Paul SpainHOST
And welcome to this episode of the New Zealand Tech Podcast.
Paul SpainHOST
We've got a special one this time around.
Paul SpainHOST
Uh, we're delving into a startup, uh, story, a mini, a mini focus on Concord Visa, fast-growing startup.
Paul SpainHOST
Uh, we're also diving into five product, uh, reviews, new tech gadgets I've been looking at, uh, the Vesta Board, Motorola Signature, Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, Samsung Galaxy Fold8, and GoPro's Mission 1.
Paul SpainHOST
Uh, of course, a big thank you to our incredible show partners, Spark, 2degrees, One New Zealand, Workday, PwC, SAP, and Gorilla Technology.
Paul SpainHOST
[pen scribbling] So first up, we're talking about the Vesta Board Note.
Paul SpainHOST
Now, this one was new to me.
Mark LongoHOST
I have no idea what they do, but the ticker symbol is GRRR, G-R-R-R. [laughs] You know that's bringing a smile to my face, listeners.
Mark LongoHOST
This is Gorilla Technology Group.
Mark LongoHOST
They're trading exactly $16 right now.
Mark LongoHOST
I don't know what the hell they do.
Mark LongoHOST
And as of right now, they've only moved six cents, about a third of a percent.
Mark LongoHOST
[laughs] I take it back.
Mark LongoHOST
Pinduoduo wasn't the screaming vol sale, it was freaking Gorilla Technology Group.
Mark LongoHOST
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Mark LongoHOST
You know, that's bringing a smile to my face, listeners.
Mark LongoHOST
This is Gorilla Technology Group.
Mark LongoHOST
They're trading exactly $16 right now.
Mark LongoHOST
I don't know what the hell they do.
Mark LongoHOST
I take it back.
Mark LongoHOST
Binduoduo wasn't the screaming vols sailed.
Mark LongoHOST
It was freaking Gorilla Technology Group.
Mark LongoHOST
See, listeners, these are the kind of nuggets you come to the show for, and that's why you check out all this data we give you for free on the website, because you can find nuggets like this.
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We get a direct read on AI leadership, enterprise software spending, retail demand, China growth, and high volatility speculation.
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Monday starts lighter, with Xpeng before the open and Gorilla technology after the close.
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Xpeng gives us another look at China's EV market, where the big question is still whether growth can translate into better margins.
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Gorilla is more speculative, but it fits the same theme.
Paul SpainHOST
Um, really appreciate you joining us on, on the New Zealand Tech Podcast.
Paul SpainHOST
Uh, of course, a big thank you to our show partners, Gorilla Technology, PWC, Fortinet, Workday, 2degrees, 1NZ, and Spark.
Paul SpainHOST
Um, it's so good to, you know, to have these companies, um, you know, behind the show and enabling conversations like this to, uh, to, to take place on a regular basis.
Paul SpainHOST
So, um, um, thanks again, Matt.