In the year that saw the economic and emotional blow of Holden’s closure, South Australia’s biggest companies surged forwards, according to the SA Business Index – InDaily’s annual review of the state’s top 100 companies.
Today we reveal South Australia’s top 100 companies for 2017-18, as measured by InDaily’s SA Business Index.
The countdown continues of the state’s top 100 businesses, as ranked by InDaily’s South Australian Business Index. Today, companies ranked 59-40.
The countdown continues of the state’s top 100 businesses, as ranked by InDaily’s South Australian Business Index.
Business
The countdown begins of the state’s top 100 businesses, as ranked by InDaily’s South Australian Business Index. Today we reveal numbers 100 to 80, a segment which includes a number of new entrants from sectors including technology, mining and wine.
The market capitalisation of South Australia’s top 100 companies has risen by more than 25 per cent over the past year, according to research conducted for InDaily’s SA Business Index.
Business
Local companies have until the end of this month to nominate for inclusion in this year’s South Australian Business Index – InDaily’s annual listing of the state’s top 100 companies.
Business
InDaily’s annual South Australian Business Index – which ranks the state’s top 100 companies – is open for nominations.
More than 600 guests attended InDaily’s South Australian Business Index lunch in the William Magarey room at Adelaide Oval yesterday to hear the announcement of the 2017 top 100 SA businesses.
The top 10 local companies – and the award winners – in this year’s South Australian Business Index include industries of traditional strength for the state, but also some potential new power sectors.
InDaily’s South Australian Business Index 2017 – a ranking of the state’s top 100 companies – shows an increase in revenue of more than 6 per cent and a lift in market capitalisation of more than 5 per cent over the past financial year, thanks to a strong recovery in the energy sector.
The countdown continues of state’s top 100 companies, as ranked by InDaily’s South Australian Business Index. Today, we reveal those companies ranked 59 to 40.
Opinion
Art Gallery director Nick Mitzevich has a bone to pick with InDaily’s index of South Australia’s top 100 companies.
Business
Santos has narrowed its full-year sales guidance to the top end of its previous target range after total sales volumes leapt 31 per cent in the September quarter, compared with the same period last year.
Podcasts
South Australia is underprepared for a surge in defence jobs, and needs to foster homegrown expertise in science and technology, according to members of a high-powered panel discussion at InDaily’s SA Business Index event.
Business
Businesses in the energy, financial services, food, pharmacy, retail and travel sectors are all represented in a diverse top 10 list of companies in South Australia, as measured by InDaily’s South Australian Business Index.
Analysis
Which South Australian companies will make this year’s top 100 list? The numbers are in and the countdown begins in InDaily tomorrow.
Analysis
Now in its second year, InDaily’s index of South Australia’s top 100 companies – to be revealed next week – has taken a deeper approach to analysing the performance of our best businesses.
Business
UPDATED: The Australian share market is trading around one per cent lower at noon as a disappointing half-year earnings report from Westpac weighs on the financial sector.
Business
UPDATED: The Australian dollar has recovered from an overnight fall triggered by expectations of a rate cut.
Business
The rise of Donald Trump in the US Presidential candidacy is a result of the failure of other American politicians to come to grips with the electorate’s problems, says InDaily columnist Richard Blandy. Could it happen on our patch?
Business
UPDATED: The Australian share market is slightly lower, with gains in some financial stocks offsetting falls in Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
Business
The Australian share market has opened higher.
Business
In the latest of our interview series with local business leaders, we talk to the new Stamford Hotels Adelaide area general manager Russell Cool about tourism, the local economy, and the challenge posed by Adelaide’s small bar trend.
Business
UPDATED: The Australian share market has got off to a flat start as investors look to book some profits after gains over the past two weeks.
Business
Domino’s Australia has turned a military robot into a pizza delivery droid.
Business
Telstra has appointed former Optus chief executive Kevin Russell to lead its retail business.
Mining giant BHP Billiton has called for tax and workplace reforms in Australia, wading into the ongoing political debate ahead of the federal election later this year.
Business
UPDATED: The Australian share market has opened lower.
Business
South Australia needs to confront its economic challenges with optimism, a sense of freedom and an entrepreneurial spirit, argues Business SA chief executive Nigel McBride.
Analysis
South Australia’s big end of town is shutting up shop or packing up and heading east. Can the last “top-hat capitalist” switch off the light on the way out and leave the door ajar for the post-industrial future, asks Richard Blandy.
APA Group has made a $130.3 million all-cash offer to take over Ethane Pipeline Income Fund, owner of the Moomba-to-Sydney ethane gas pipeline.
Business
Penfolds, one of South Australia’s pioneering wineries and most recognisable labels, has been named the World’s Most Admired Wine Brand.
Business
UPDATED: The Australian share market has opened higher.
Business
The company rolling out the national broadband network has rejected reports it is falling well short of its construction schedule.
UPDATED: The Australian share market is up strongly at lunchtime, led by financial sector and mining stocks.
News
UPDATED: Holden has ruled out a mooted takeover of its Elizabeth operation by Belgian tycoon Guido Dumarey’s Punch Corp – just hours after confirming it would axe almost 400 jobs when it stops making its Cruze model by the end of 2016.
Business
Hills Limited has continued its downward spiral, flagging a further $66m in write-downs as former executives warn the iconic South Australian company is “a shadow of its former self”.
People
New director of the Adelaide Fringe Festival, Heather Croall, takes 10 minutes to talk to us about the success so far of this year’s Fringe, how she wants to work closely with city businesses, and how the event can expand into new parts of the city.
UPDATED: BHP Billiton has slashed its shareholder dividend and abandoned its progressive payout policy after a collapse in commodity prices forced it into a $US5.67 billion ($A7.84 billion) half-year loss.
Business
Qantas shareholders are set for another windfall after the airline launched a $500 million buyback along with a record first half profit.
Business
The Australian market looks set to open higher after strong gains on Wall Street following a surge in oil and other commodity prices.
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