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Business
In this week’s briefcase, 1414 Degrees CEO Matthew Squire resigns after less than a year in the job, SA wines take out seven trophies at the International Wine Challenge and Tindo Solar opens it new $5 million solar panel production line.
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News
In this week’s briefcase, Elders records its biggest profit in more than a decade, a huge outback green hydrogen project is flagged and 10 SA companies vying for national export awards.
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Listed clean energy company 1414 Degrees has appointed oil and gas executive Matthew Squire as its Chief Executive Officer, less than a month after parting ways with its previous managing director following an investigation into allegations of workplace misconduct.
In this week’s briefcase, 1414 Degrees’ executive chair calls it a day, work begins on a major utility project on Eyre Peninsula and a local solar panel recycler gains approval to set up a site in Brisbane.
Adelaide clean energy company 1414 Degrees has stood down its newly-appointed managing director while it conducts an investigation into allegations of workplace misconduct.
Eyre Peninsula oyster producer Angel Seafood has reported record sales of 2.7 million in the September quarter as its retail strategy grows at pace and restaurants around Australia increase capacity.
