Tag: Australian Manufacturing
Thales chooses Steyr grenade launcher for EF88 rifle being developed for Australian military
Defence contractor Thales Australia has selected Steyr Mannlicher’s SL40 grenade launcher as its preferred choice for Thales’s new EF88 rifle which is currently being developed...
General Motors to possibly cut 1,100 manufacturing workers in South Korea plant
One thousand one hundred jobs are at risk of becoming redundant as General Motors looks to cut shifts by half at one of its...
Dow Chemical chief calls on Tony Abbott to support local manufacturing
Dow Chemical President and CEO Andrew Liveris has urged Prime Minister Tony Abbott to support Australian manufacturing by focusing on high value-add opportunities.
Speaking at...
SAI Global sponsors Australian Manufacturing
Readers might have noticed that SAI Global has recently become a sponsor of Australian Manufacturing.
Our team here at Australian Manufacturing would like to welcome...
MMG warns of reduced zinc output as Century mine runs out of reserves
The global shortage of zinc supply is about to deepen following the announcement made by Chinese MMG that the world’s third biggest zinc mine,...
Tasmanian Deputy Premier Bryan Green to chair Pulp Mill Consultative Committee
Businesses and community groups in support of the Bell Bay pulp mill have agreed to form a Consultative Committee to be chaired by Deputy...
Santos to boost revenue as Exxon Mobil gas project nears completion
Santos Ltd., Australia's second biggest oil and gas producer and a stakeholder in the Papua New Guinea (PNG) gas project, stands to experience a...
Toyota’s RAV4 targets mid-size SUV market domination
Toyota’s RAV4 SUV is about to galvanize its position in the mid-size SUV market as the company introduced new technology and enhanced equipment in...
Coca-Cola Amatil to cut 28 jobs at Ramco facility
At least twenty-eight workers will be made redundant when Coca-Cola Amatil shifts some its operations from its Ramco facility near Waikerie, to its facility...
Australia’s trade and investment agenda to be promoted at World Economic Forum
Minister for Trade and Investment Andrew Robb MP will actively promote Australia's G20 agenda at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Switzerland, as trade...
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From cost exposure to cost control: Using energy flexibility to protect margins
Electricity price volatility is reshaping the cost base of Australian manufacturing, challenging long-held assumptions that energy can be treated as a stable operational input.
