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SA’s Top 100 companies: 50 to 26

InDaily’s next release of the Business Index Top 100 reads like a shopping list of typical Australian products. Beer, mining, wool, air-conditioning, gold, steak and the automobile sector mix with SA’s growing travel and tourism industry

Oct 27, 2015, updated Aug 29, 2019

It’s been quite a few years since the sheep’s back was held up as the example of success, but one South Australian business is putting our golden fleece back in the spotlight.

Michell Holdings (49) is a 100 per cent family owned company with 147 years of experience in marketing Australian wool.

Michell is made up of brokers, buyers, processors and exporters of Australian wool with world-class manufacturing facilities at Salisbury, South Australia, and Suzhou, China, which together produce 15 million kilograms of products per year.

Clearlight Investments (31), trading as San Remo and Fantastic Snacks, is an Australian-owned private company that employs about 550 South Australians and manufactures food products locally and distributes to 35 other countries. It’s most famous for its pasta products.

Scroll down to see the full list below from 50 to 26. Check InDaily tomorrow for the full list, plus the top 25 South Australian companies.

READ MORE: The Top 100: 100 – 76; The Top 100: 75-51

Two beverage companies in the next 25 are responsible for some of Australia’s most well-known refreshments.

Australian Vintage Limited (29) produces brands including McGuigan Wines, Miranda Wines, Nepenthe Wines, Passion Pop Flavoured Sparkling, Sunnyvale Cask Wines, Tempus Two and Yaldara Wines.

Coopers Brewery Limited comes in at 28. Beer sales for Coopers have continued to grow in a declining market, with the brand now representing 5 per cent of all beer consumed in Australia. The recent addition of a second bottling line ensures a capacity of 1100 bottles per minute.

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The remaining South Australian businesses from 25 to 1 of the top 100 will be published by InDaily leading up to the South Australian Business Index lunch on Wednesday, 28 October, with SA Premier Jay Weatherill as one of the guest speakers.

A panel discussion will be moderated by InDaily’s Tom Richardson and feature Crows’ chairman Rob Chapman (also the keynote speaker), Uber Australia’s general manager David Rohrsheim, Prescott general manager Andrew Sterzl, prominent local businesswoman Angelique Boileau from Boileau Business Solutions and Professor Jana Matthews, the director of UniSA’s Centre for Business Growth.

Entries for the InDaily South Australian Business Index Top 100 were eligible based on the following criteria:

  • They must be a public South Australian company with an Adelaide share registry; or,
  • A South Australian-operated company, founded and majority (50.01 per cent plus) owned by South Australians;
  • Not owned in part or whole by any government body or government agency;
  • Not registered with the ATO as a not-for-profit organisation; or,
  • Registered with the ATO as a not-for-profit but gain more than 90 per cent of revenue through commercial activities.
CATCON50
Civil & Allied Technical Construction Pty Ltd
Sector: Construction and engineering
Financial Year Revenue: Not published
Employees: Not published
CATCON is a resource-based civil engineering construction company providing professional services to national and international clients.
 Michells49
Michell Holdings Pty Ltd
Sector: Manufacturing
Financial Year Revenue: $120,000,000
Employees: 169
Michell Holdings Pty Ltd operates as a processor of wool and leather products.
Maughan Thiem48
Maughan Thiem Automotive Pty Ltd
Sector: Retail
Financial Year Revenue: $124,809,000
Employees: 153
Maughan Thiem Automotive has three sites in South Australia, and is headquartered in Cheltenham, South Australia.
 Seeley47
Seeley International
Sector: Manufacturing,
Financial Year Revenue: Not published
Employees: Not published
Seeley International manufactures machinery and equipment brands such as Breezair, Braemar, Climate Wizard, Coolair and Haier.
LH Perry & Sons46
L H Perry & Sons Pty Limited
Sector: Retail
Financial Year Revenue: $128,203,000
Employees: 50
L H Perry & Sons distribute bulk fuels and lubricants throughout SA and operate several service stations and fuel storage facilities.
 Mossop45
Mossop Group Pty Ltd
Sector: Construction and engineering
Financial Year Revenue: $133,000,000
Employee: 108
Mossop Group Pty Ltd is a building and interior specialist which employs 90 people and provides jobs to numerous contractors.
 Thomson Geer44
Thomson Geer
Sector: Services
Financial Year Revenue: $135,000,000
Employees: 339
Thomson Geer has 89 partners and another 250-plus professionals operating out of offices in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.
 Samuel Smith & Sons43
Samuel Smith & Son Pty Limited
Sector: Food and wine
Financial Year Revenue: $137,717,000
Employees: Not published
Samuel Smith & Son Pty Limited is a locally owned wine, spirit and ale merchant that services the Australian liquor industry.
 Lucas TCS42
Lucas Total Contract Solutions
Sector: Construction and engineering
Financial Year Revenue: $140,000,000
Employees: 390
Lucas Total Contract Solutions supplies a range of mining and civil construction services with its own FIFO capabilities.
 Codan41
Codan Limited
Sector: Manufacturing
Financial Year Revenue: $143,860,000
Employees: 375
Codan designs and builds some of the world’s best communications equipment for high frequency radio, satellite and metal detection.
 Phil Hoffman Travel40
Phil Hoffmann Travel
Sector: Services
Financial Year Revenue: $146,000,000
Employees: 196
Phil Hoffman Travel is an award-winning agency, providing holidays, escorted and luxury travel, cruises and services for 25 years.
 Sarah39
Sarah Group Holdings Pty Ltd
Sector: Construction and engineering
Financial Year Revenue: $152,977,000
Employees: Not published
Sarah Group provides commercial, residential and industrial construction services.
 Rivergum Homes38
Rivergum Homes Pty Ltd
Sector: Construction
Financial Year Revenue: $162,000,000
Employees: 168
Rivergum Homes Group is a leading building and land development company, servicing property markets in SA, Queensland and NSW.
 Weeks Group37
Weeks Group Pty Ltd
Sector: Construction and Engineering
Financial Year Revenue: $162,054,000
Employees: 223
Weeks Group builds residential homes and manufacture steel framing products. Brands include Supaloc, Weeks and Macklin Homes.
 Sundance Energy36
Sundance Energy Australia Limited
Sector: Oil & mining
Financial Year Revenue: $177,290,000
Employees: 64
Listed on the ASX, Sundance Energy Australia Limited is an independent energy exploration company with interests in Australia and the US.
 Adelaide Airport35
Adelaide Airport Limited
Sector: Tourism & Transport
Financial Year Revenue: $181,000,000
Employees: 135
Adelaide Airport the fourth-largest domestic airport and sixth-largest international airport in Australia.
 E&A34
E&A Limited
Sector: Construction and engineering
Financial Year Revenue: $198,030,000
Employees: 664
E&A Limited investment providing engineering services across resources, water, defence and energy.
 Flinders Port33
Flinders Port Holdings Pty Limited
Sector: Tourism and transport
Financial Year Revenue: $200,000,000
Employees: 439
Flinders Ports manages facilities at Port Adelaide, Port Lincoln, Port Pirie, Wallaroo, Thevenard, Port Giles and Klein Point.
 Meatpack Holco32
Meatpak Australia Pty Ltd
Sector: Food and wine
Financial Year Revenue: $201,000,000
Employees: 378
Holco is SA’s largest meat wholesaler with operations in Adelaide, Brisbane, Darwin and Coffs Harbour.
 Clearlight San Remo31
Clearlight Investments Pty Ltd
Sector: Food and wine
FYE: $204,445,000
Employees: 550
Clearlight Investments’, trading as San Remo and Fantastic Snacks, manufacturing operations are located in SA, employing 550 people.
 PCCU30
People’s Choice Credit Union
Sector: Financial services
Financial Year Revenue: $222,500,000
Employees: 925
People’s Choice Credit Union is one of Australia’s largest credit unions, offering loans, credit, transaction, financial advice and insurance.
 Australian Vintage29
Australian Vintage Limited
Sector: Food and wine
Financial Year Revenue: $230,900,000
Employees: Not published
Australian Vintage Limited brands include McGuigan Wines, Miranda Wines, Nepenthe Wines and Passion Pop Flavoured Sparkling.
 Coopers28
Coopers Brewery Limited
Sector: Manufacturing
Financial Year Revenue: $231,000,000
Employees: 200
Coopers Brewery Limited generates the majority of its income from the Beer Manufacturing in Australia industry.
 Beyond Bank27
Community CPS Australia Limited
Sector: Financial services
Financial Year Revenue: $235,261,000
Employees: 505
Community CPS Australia Limited, doing business as Beyond Bank Australia, provides personal and business banking services.
 Peter Kittle26
Alice Car Centre Pty Ltd
Sector: Retail
Financial Year Revenue: $235,513,000
Employees: 235
Alice Car Centre Pty Ltd, trading as Peter Kittle Motor Company, has dealerships in the NT and SA, employing about 235 people.
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