Discovering the SA’s top 100 companies was just part of last week’s gala lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre. It was also an opportunity for the state’s business community to meet, network and hear from Treasurer Stephen Mullighan.
A troubled construction sector, inflationary pressures and the cost-of-living crisis defined the last financial year, but Adelaide’s top end of town pulled up well with major transactions making waves in the top 10 ranked businesses in South Australia.
The annual review of the top private and public companies in the state was announced on Friday afternoon.
One of the state’s highest profile business deals of the year could make an impact on the 2023 South Australian Business Index rankings.
SA’s top 100 companies are being revealed at the South Australian Business Index lunch today, here’s a sneak peek of who’s up and who’s down.
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When the 2023 South Australian Business Index is released on Friday, a major South Australian mining company will be noticeably absent.
While oil and gas companies still make up nearly half of the SA Business Index’s cumulative value, most in the sector have spilled down the rankings this year.
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When the rankings are released at this year’s SA Business Index lunch, one sector will be cheering on their continuing rise.
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The impact of the not for profit sector should have more influence on government policy, says Professor Ian Goodwin-Smith in the lead up to this year’s announcement of the state’s 50 biggest non profit organisations.
Sparc Technologies and Queensland University of Technology move closer to increasing the capacity of sodium-ion batteries and delivering a better alternative to lithium-ion.
There are options for the state’s payroll tax system that could make it fairer, says Business SA CEO Andrew Kay.
While 40 per cent of board seats in the top 20 ASX companies are now held by women, “we have to recognise that progress is fragile”, says Australian Institute of Company Directors state manager Pasqui D’aloia.
Nominations close tomorrow for the 2023 South Australian Business Index – InDaily’s authoritative ranking of the top 100 local companies.
The state’s private and public companies have until the end of the month to nominate for inclusion on InDaily’s authoritative ranking of the top 100 local companies.
We take a look at how Adelaide’s ASX-listed companies performed during the 2023 fiscal year.
SILK Laser Clinics has struck a takeover deal with Wesfarmers subsidiary Australian Pharmaceutical Industries which values the Norwood-headquartered business at $180 million.
The explorer’s recent capital raising could help it become the state’s largest independent gold producer.
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Local gas explorer Elixir Energy’s Gobi H2 says its green hydrogen project in Mongolia could help China’s green steel production.
As this much-anticipated event draws near, attendees have only two weeks to secure an early bird ticket.
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UPDATED | South Australia’s non-profit organisations are a significant driver of the state’s economy and pack a punch in employment. Here we assess the contribution of the sector and reveal our analysis of the top 50 non-profits in the community service sector.
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South Australia’s top companies are weathering the global impacts of supply chain hold-ups, rising prices and volatile markets well, with few recording lower revenue, according to an analysis of InDaily’s South Australian Business Index. Read on to discover this year’s top 100 local companies and industry sectors.
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Woods will be the keynote speaker at InDaily’s South Australian Business Index lunch at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Thursday September 29, when the list of the state’s Top 100 businesses is revealed. Today he talks about the leadership role Santos plays in the state and across the industry.
The Adelaide Hills-based investment company is buying two Victorian properties to diversify its portfolio and make up for weather-related losses.
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A proposed long-term agreement between Beston Global Foods and KCG Corporation has stalled.
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Later this month, Adelaide’s Sparc Technologies will release the technical economic assessment of its green hydrogen technology – and potentially deliver the knockout blow to Australia’s fossil fuels.
In the final segment of a three-part series looking at planning for intentional growth, Ryan Williams, Playford Professor of Business Growth at the Australian Centre for Business Growth at the University of South Australia talks about the numbers business owner can’t ignore.
Maggie Beer Holdings (MBH) has opted to divest dairy businesses, Paris Creek Farms and St David Dairy, following poor performances that resulted in the company recording a $12.3m loss for the financial year.
South Australian agribusiness Elders is investing $25 million in a world-first automated wool handling business.
Nominations close on Monday for the 2022 South Australian Business Index – InDaily’s authoritative ranking of the top 100 local companies.
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Ticket sales for InDaily’s not-to-be-missed South Australian Business Index lunch are open with an early bird discount for tickets purchased before the end of the financial year.
Our favourite South Australian Business Index speaker and resident demographer finds that equipping low-income workers with entrepreneurial skills can help them increase their earning capacity significantly.
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South Australian agribusiness Elders has announced a half-year net profit of $90 million on the back of booming property, fertiliser and livestock prices.
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Adelaide-based copper miner Oz Minerals has agreed to buy into one of Australia’s largest undeveloped open pit copper-gold deposits in the north-east of SA, opening the door for a potential $405 million payday for a small local exploration company.
More than $3 billion has been wiped from the value of the state’s largest mining and energy companies in the past week amid tumbling global commodity markets and mixed March quarter production results in the wake of floods and China’s latest COVID-19 lockdowns.
Welcome to the South Australian Business Index Podcast, where we connect with leaders from the top 100 businesses in South Australia to hear their insights, visions and what’s happening on the ground right now in the state.
Santos will this month officially become the first South Australian headquartered company in decades to join the top echelon of the Australian Securities Exchange, on the back of surging gas prices and its recent merger with Oil Search.
Adelaide-based Core Lithium has struck a deal with electric carmaker Tesla to supply it with up to 110,000 tonnes of refined battery material from its Northern Territory mine, which will begin commercial production this year.
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An Adelaide mining firm that plans to develop a major graphite mine on Eyre Peninsula has secured a $185 million loan from the Federal Government.
Emerging companies that specialise in future-facing resources such as graphite and lithium have dominated a listing of the fastest-growing South Australian share prices in 2021.
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Today we reveal the top 20 companies in InDaily’s South Australian Business Index – our annual review of the top private and public companies in the state – and the winners of the four awards categories.
Analysis
What does population data say about South Australia’s future? Demographer Simon Kuestenmacher – a key speaker at today’s South Australian Business Index announcement – unpacks the trends.
Rebounding prices and strong production figures from the state’s energy and mining sectors has helped South Australia’s top 100 companies reach a combined value of $66.8 billion in the 2020-21 financial year.
InDaily’s annual South Australian Business Index has always excluded not-for-profit organisations, but the sector is increasingly significant as an employer, a driver of economic activity and social change. This year we list the state’s largest not-for-profits for the first time and examine the size of the sector as a whole.
Today we reveal the fourth group of companies in InDaily’s South Australian Business Index – our annual review of the top private and public companies in the state.
Today we reveal the third group of companies in InDaily’s South Australian Business Index – our annual review of the top private and public companies in the state.
