One of the world's largest fleet telematics companies, with deep New Zealand roots tracing back to Sir Peter Maire's Navman in 1986.
Teletrac Navman is a global fleet management and telematics company formed in 2015 through the merger of New Zealand's Navman Wireless and US-based Teletrac. The company has deep Kiwi roots - Navman was founded in 1986 by Sir Peter Maire in his Auckland garage as Talon Technology, growing into a NZ tech success story before international acquisition. Today Teletrac Navman is a subsidiary of Vontier Corporation (NYSE:VNT), managing over 700,000 connected vehicles and assets across five continents. In New Zealand, the company is an NZTA-approved Electronic System Provider for eRUC, with products including the EDR1 and EDR2 electronic distance recorders, the TN360 AI-powered fleet management platform, and the RUC Manager automated compliance system. Berg Insight has named them the largest fleet telematics provider in Australia and New Zealand.
AI-powered cloud-based fleet management platform. Real-time tracking, driver behaviour analytics, predictive maintenance, job dispatch, and compliance reporting. Won 'Vehicle Telematics Solution of the Year' 2025.
GPS-based electronic distance recorder for heavy vehicle windscreens. NZTA-approved for eRUC. Displays RUC licence information in real-time for roadside inspection.
Electronic distance recorder purpose-built for independent heavy trailers. Self-contained, generates power from wheel rotation. Self-install, no wiring needed. NZTA-approved June 2020.
Automated eRUC compliance system. GPS tracking, automatic licence purchasing, off-road activity auto-calculation for maximised refunds, and auto-generated claim forms.
AI-powered dashcams with driver behaviour detection (phone use, drowsiness, tailgating). Multi IQ connects up to five cameras for 360-degree visibility. Integrated into TN360.
NZTA-approved electronic logbook monitoring work and rest periods against NZ fatigue rules. Works offline in remote areas.
Sir Peter Maire founds Talon Technology in his Auckland garage, developing marine electronics.
Talon Technology secures the Navman trademark. Company grows into a leading NZ electronics brand.
Navman Wireless launches as a B2B vehicle tracking division, initially operating in the UK.
Navman Wireless launches in New Zealand. Teletrac already operating in the US since 1988.
Brunswick Corporation acquires Navman for $108 million. Peter Maire steps back.
Brunswick New Zealand registered on 7 June 2006 (Company Number 1822907, NZBN 9429034086384) as an NZ Unlimited Company to house the Navman Wireless NZ operations.
Navman broken up: marine to Navico, consumer GPS to MiTAC. Navman Wireless becomes standalone via Prairie Capital. NZ entity renamed from Brunswick New Zealand to Navman Wireless New Zealand on 12 July 2007.
Danaher Corporation acquires both Navman Wireless and Teletrac, bringing them under one corporate roof.
Navman Wireless and Teletrac formally merge on 4 March, creating one of the world's largest telematics companies. 500,000+ vehicles tracked.
Danaher spins off industrial businesses to create Fortive Corporation. Company rebrands as Teletrac Navman.
NZTA approves Teletrac Navman as an Electronic System Provider for eRUC (3 November). Reaches 100,000 active units in ANZ.
Fortive spins off mobility businesses to create Vontier Corporation (NYSE:VNT). EDR2 approved for independent trailers.
IQ Camera AI dashcam launched. TN360 platform continues expansion.
Multi IQ Camera and Asset Trackers launched. Wins 'Vehicle Telematics Solution of the Year' at AutoTech Breakthrough Awards.
President & CEO
IoT expert with 16 years at Trimble Inc. MBA from UC Berkeley, MS Engineering from Stanford.
VP & Managing Director, Asia Pacific
Launched Navman Wireless in NZ circa 2002. Has led ANZ operations for nearly two decades.
Chief Product Officer
Public voice on NZ RUC reform. Quoted in NZ Herald on the government's eRUC for light vehicles proposal.
Founder (Navman heritage)
Founded Talon Technology/Navman in 1986. Knighted in 2009 for services to business and technology.
Teletrac Navman is an NZTA-approved Electronic System Provider (ESP) for electronic RUC, appointed on 3 November 2017. They offer eRUC through their RUC Manager product with EDR1 (trucks) and EDR2 (trailers) devices. While EROAD dominates eRUC with ~86% by value, Teletrac Navman is one of the key alternative providers serving the heavy vehicle market.
Wholly-owned subsidiary. Vontier spun off from Fortive (2020), which spun off from Danaher (2016).
Teletrac Navman has passed through multiple corporate parents in quick succession: Prairie Capital / Danaher (2013), Fortive spin-off (2016), Vontier spin-off (2020). While the NZ operations have maintained continuity under Ian Daniel, the frequent changes in ultimate ownership have created uncertainty for some customers and staff.
Like all NZ telematics providers, Teletrac Navman faces the challenge of migrating legacy 3G-connected devices to 4G following NZ's 3G network shutdown. The company has been actively urging customers to upgrade to avoid losing GPS tracking and compliance functionality.
1822907
9429034086384
NZ Unlimited Company
07 Jun 2006
67 Apollo Drive, Rosedale, Auckland, 0632, New Zealand
Nicole Baird
Orewa, New Zealand
Simon Guy McCaughan
Papakura, New Zealand
1,000,100 total shares
GGC UK Holdings II Limited
1,000,100 shares · Basildon, United Kingdom
Source: NZ Companies Office · Last checked February 2026
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Vontier (UK Holding)
GGC UK Holdings II Limited
A British holding company in Basildon, Essex. 'GGC' stands for Gilbarco Group Company. This entity exists as an intermediate in the Vontier corporate structure between the NYSE-listed parent and Asia-Pacific subsidiaries. The full ownership chain: Vontier Corporation (USA) → Gilbarco Inc. (USA) → GGC Limited (UK) → GGC UK Holdings Ltd → GGC UK Holdings II Limited → Teletrac Navman NZ.
Vontier
Vontier Corporation
Traced via researchVontier Corporation (NYSE:VNT) is a US industrial technology company in Raleigh, North Carolina. Created through a double spinoff - Danaher spun off Fortive in 2016, then Fortive spun off Vontier in October 2020. Major brands: Gilbarco Veeder-Root (fuel dispensing), Teletrac Navman (fleet telematics), and Matco Tools. ~8,500 employees across 35+ countries, ~US$3 billion annual revenue. Vontier also owns Invenco Group (NZ) through a separate subsidiary chain.
