Tag: manufacturing news Australia
SA auto components maker wins $500,000 grant to diversify
Plastics moulding company Blown Plastics Pty Limited has been awarded a $500,000 grant through the South Australia State Government $11,65 million Automotive Supplier Diversification...
Talga and Tata ink graphene deal
Talga Resources has announced that it has signed a collaboration agreement with Tata Steel UK, linking its emerging industrial scale graphene production with Tata’s...
New Toyota HiLux tops October sales chart in Australia
Toyota’s next-generation HiLux has topped the sales chart in Australia with 3,339 deliveries in only its first month of sale, the Japanese car maker...
Hyundai launches Genesis – a new global luxury brand
South Korea’s largest car manufacturer Hyundai has launched a new premium car brand called Genesis.
The new luxury brand is named after the company’s mid-sized...
Huntlee in NSW could become Australia’s first off-the-grid suburb
Brookfield Energy has been awarded $442,000 from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) to conduct a $1.1 million study and determine whether entire suburbs...
Manufacturing continues to expand in October
The Australian manufacturing sector has expanded for a fourth consecutive month, falling 1.9 points to 50.2 in the month of October.
"A strong export performance...
Fonterra sells off Bega Cheese stake for $74m
Dairy giant Fonterra has announced that it has sold off its 9% shareholding in Bega Cheese for almost A$74 million.
In an ASX announcement issued...
Alcoa opens state-of-the-art jet engine parts facility
Alcoa has opened its new jet engine parts facility in La Porte where it will manufacture significantly larger parts and components for a wider...
Aussie Talga joins EU Graphene Flagship program with Bosch and LEGO
Perth based advanced materials company Talga Resources has announced that it has joined the €1 billion funded EU Graphene Flagship program alongside multinational engineering...
ASC boosts performance on submarine maintenance after cutting 45 trade jobs from AWD
Last week, Australian shipbuilder ASC announced plans to cut 45 trade jobs from the Air Warfare Destroyer Project.
In a media release, the company said...