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Aldi Australia's $15 Billion Sales Prediction, Morgan Stanley

Apr 21, 2016

Aldi Australia has the potential to be bringing in AUD $15 billion in annual sales by 2020 says a new Morgan Stanley report. Released yesterday, the report analysed that shoppers are now spending an average of AUD$100 per month at ...

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Australian Wine Exports Rose by 3.6 Per Cent in Volume

May 19, 2015

Australian wine exports rose by 3.6 per cent in volume and 3.9 per cent in value of wine exports in the 12 months to end of March 2015, according to the latest findings from the Australian Grape and Wine Authority (AGWA). Australian wine ...

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Red Bull Profits in Australia Drop for The Third Year in a Row

May 8, 2015

Global energy drinks company Red Bull has seen its profits in Australia drop for the third year in a row. Red Bull has battled to keep its top place in the Australian market, with strong competition from energy drink V, which is owned by ...

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A Full-Year Net Profit Drop of a Brewery Is Significant

Nov 11, 2014

South Australia's family-owned brewery, Coopers, said it experienced ongoing growth during the 2013-14 financial year with record sales and turnover figures. Its profits, however, dropped by 9.1%. Coopers is now the largest ...

Tags: brewer, beer, Packaging

Australian Retail Turnover Has Increased

Nov 5, 2014

The latest ABS Retail Trade figures show that Australian retail turnover rose 1.2 per cent in September 2014, seasonally adjusted, following a rise of 0.1 per cent in August 2014. In seasonally adjusted terms the largest contributor to ...

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China's Total Imports of Iron Ore Reached 600 Million Mt

Oct 27, 2014

Brazil, which competes with Australia in iron ore exports, seems to be losing its ranking as China’s top source, according to a media report. While Brazil exports of the product to China increased 13 percent from January to ...

Tags: Iron Ore, Chinese imports

Renault, Subaru and FIAT Chrysler All Post Best-Ever Sales in November

Dec 6, 2013

November was a record-breaking month for a number of brands in Australia, with Renault, Subaru and Fiat Chrysler all posting best-ever sales. Released yesterday, the November sales figures reveal Renault enjoyed its biggest single month ...

Tags: Renault, Subaru, FIAT Chrysler

Sales of The Mercedes-Benz C-Class Exceeded 40,000 in November

Dec 6, 2013

Sales of the current-generation Mercedes-Benz C-Class exceeded 40,000 in November, cementing the premium mid-sized model’s position as the local division’s most successful vehicle ever. Mercedes-Benz Australia delivered 519 ...

Tags: Mercedes-Benz, C-Class

The Ford Focus Is on Track to Top Global Car Sales for The Second Year in a Row

Oct 28, 2013

The Ford Focus is on track to top global car sales for the second year in a row, with the manufacturer’s own figures suggesting it has sold almost 590,000 units of the popular small car in the first half of 2013. Ford claimed the ...

Tags: Ford Focus, Vehicle Nameplate Crown

Toyota Australia Announced The Production and Sale of Its Two-millionth Locally Built Car

Oct 12, 2013

Toyota Australia has announced the production and sale of its two-millionth locally built car for the domestic market. The milestone comes exactly 50 years after Australia became the first country to build Toyota vehicles outside Japan, ...

Tags: Toyota, Built Car

Aston Martin posted a $41.5 million loss for 2012

Oct 11, 2013

Aston Martin has posted a £24.6 million ($41.5 million) loss for 2012 on the back of diminishing demand for its luxury sports cars. The Telegraph in the UK reports demand for the Gaydon-based manufacturer’s high-end V8- and ...

Tags: Aston Martin, Falling Demand

The Toyota 86 Range Has Received a Mild Update for 2014

Sep 27, 2013

The Toyota 86 range has received a mild update for 2014, headlined by minor mechanical and visual enhancements. Now featuring the same Torsen limited-slip differential as the rest of the range, the price of the Toyota 86 GT automatic is ...

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Subaru Shows That The Brand Is Standing at Major Turning Point

Aug 13, 2013

The boss of Subaru’s parent company says the brand is standing at a “major turning point” and has important decisions to make on whether to continue as a niche all-wheel-drive manufacturer or become more mainstream to ...

Tags: Subaru, Fuji Heavy Industries

Great Wall Is Planning to Double Australian Sales with Four New Models

Mar 13, 2013

A rapid product expansion is planned for Great Wall in Australia, with two all-new passenger cars arriving later this year and a further two in 2014. Local importer Ateco Automotive aims to sell 15,000 Great Wall vehicles here this year, ...

Tags: Great Wall, Australian Sales, New Models

Renault Is Set to Continue Its Growth Path in Australia

Mar 8, 2013

Renault is set to continue its growth path in Australia as the French brand aims to continue re-establishing itself as a prominent European marque. Last year saw Renault break the 5000 sales mark in Australia for the first time in the ...

Tags: Renault, growth path, Australia

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