Tag: Australian Manufacturing

Advanced Navigation has announced a multi-million dollar manufacturing agreement with Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace, with the Australian company set to supply more than 50 Boreas D90 fibre-optic gyroscope inertial navigation systems for KONGSBERG’s PROTECTOR RS4 remote weapon system.

Australia’s food and beverage manufacturing sector will take centre stage at foodpro 2026, with organisers confirming the major trade event will return to the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre from 26 to 29 July. 

Pronal’s pneumatic lifting jacks, distributed locally by Air Springs Supply, are being deployed across Australian manufacturing lines as compact conveyor brakes designed to control product flow without causing equipment damage or production downtime.

Australia’s manufacturing sector returned to expansion in November, supported by rising new orders and production, according to the latest PMI data from S&P Global.

Australia’s manufacturing sector featured prominently in the latest increase in business investment, with new capital expenditure rising 6.4 per cent in the September quarter, according to figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).

ClearVue Technologies has announced that manufacturing of its Gen3 Solar Vision Glass has reached a key milestone, with the first production-quality units now prepared for submission for official certification. 

The Victorian Government has announced new investments to expand the state’s clinical mRNA manufacturing capacity, with officials saying the move will support local jobs and reinforce Victoria’s role in next-generation vaccine and therapeutic development.

The Australian Government has launched new digital tools designed to improve visibility and support growth in the nation’s rail manufacturing sector, announcing the release of an expanded Rolling Stock Capability Index and updates to the National Rolling Stock Procurement Pipeline.

The Australian Government has announced what it describes as a significant step for domestic manufacturing under the AUKUS partnership, confirming HIFraser as the first Australian company qualified to supply parts for US Virginia class submarines through the Government-funded Defence Industry Vendor Qualification Program (DIVQ).

KAESER Australia is marking its 35th anniversary, stating that its ongoing role in the country’s manufacturing sector is linked to steady customer demand and its focus on supplying reliable compressed air systems.