Tag: GRIIF
Quickstep moves into automotive production to deliver on contracts with several multinational companies
Quickstep Holdings yesterday welcomed Australia’s Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at its Waurn Ponds facility in Victoria.
During his visit, Mr Turnbull toured the company’s new...
Quickstep announces organisational changes
Quickstep has announced that it has appointed Mr Philippe Odouard to the position of General Manager, Strategy & Business Development (Aerospace and Defence) and...
Government meets industry to discuss auto sector transition
Minister for Industry Lily D’Ambrosio met on Friday with representatives from Victoria’s three major car makers and local component manufacturers in Broadmeadows and Geelong...
Supporting the transition and diversification of automotive supply chain companies
A roundtable event attended by Victorian State Government representatives and representatives from the automotive supply chain companies was held on Friday to discuss how...
Quickstep to establish automotive division in Geelong
Quickstep Holdings Limited has been awarded a $1.76 million Geelong Region Innovation and Investment Fund grant (GRIIF) to establish a dedicated automotive division which...
Alcoa commits $10m to support its outgoing workers
The Commonwealth Government and the Victorian Coalition Government have welcomed Alcoa’s announcement that it will provide a $10 million support package for outgoing workers...
New investment creates 36 manufacturing jobs in Geelong
The Victorian Coalition Government in partnership with the Federal Government and Ford Australia yesterday announced a $1.2 million Geelong Region Innovation and Investment Fund...
New investment in Geelong to create 150 manufacturing jobs
Carbon Revolution Pty Ltd. is the recipient of the first grant of $5 million under round one of the Australian and Victorian Government’s Geelong...
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