Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade)

The famous Australian Made, Australian Grown (AMAG) logo is the true mark of Aussie authenticity. 🇦🇺✔️  For more than 35 years, the Australian Made logo has helped thousands of brands communicate their Australian credentials to consumers, businesses and all levels of government.  🦘 The Australian Made logo is a powerful sales and marketing asset for authentic Aussie brands, including SA-based manufacturer of advanced automotive electronics and 2024 Australian Export Award finalist in the Manufacturing and Advanced Materials award category REDARC Electronics Pty Ltd. The family-owned manufacturer has a focus on innovation and its products can be fitted to anything with a battery that moves. The business started exporting in 2016 and its top export markets include the #US, #Canada, #France, #Germany, #CzechRepublic, the #UK, #NewZealand, #SouthAfrica, #UnitedArabEmirates and #SaudiArabia. Austrade is pleased to welcome Australian Made Campaign Limited as the 2024 Silver Sponsor of the Manufacturing and Advanced Materials Award category at the 62nd Australian Export Awards. 🏆🌏   Learn more about Australia's most trusted, recognised and widely used country of origin symbol: https://ow.ly/3CbW50U6F7X #ExportAwards #exports #AustralianMade

International investors are partnering with First Nations groups to achieve Australia’s net zero transformation. ✅    The First Nations Yindjibarndi people have partnered with Filipino-listed renewables company ACEN to develop and operate clean energy projects in Western Australia’s industry heavy Pilbara region. 🖤💛❤️    Patrice Clause, ACEN International CEO shares the investment opportunities in Australia’s net zero transformation and the importance of engaging with First Nations communities.     The joint venture saw ACEN Australia and the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation form the Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation (YEC). This secures equity shares for Traditional Owners of between 25% to 50% in all completed projects.     Explore how Austrade can help your company realise investment opportunities in Australia’s net zero transformation: https://lnkd.in/gNC3_DrZ #GoGreenwithAustralia #COP29 Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) | Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

International investors are partnering with First Nations groups to achieve Australia’s net zero transformation. ✅    The First Nations Yindjibarndi people have partnered with Filipino-listed renewables company ACEN to develop and operate clean energy projects in Western Australia’s industry heavy Pilbara region. 🖤💛❤️    Patrice Clause, ACEN International CEO shares the investment opportunities in Australia’s net zero transformation and the importance of engaging with First Nations communities.     The joint venture saw ACEN Australia and the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation form the Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation (YEC). This secures equity shares for Traditional Owners of between 25% to 50% in all completed projects.     Explore how Austrade can help your company realise investment opportunities in Australia’s net zero transformation: https://lnkd.in/gNC3_DrZ #GoGreenwithAustralia #COP29 Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) | Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

Austrade is pleased to support the Tech Council of Australia's National Tech Summit in Melbourne this 11-13 November, 2024. Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) is helping export-ready Australian tech businesses expand globally and find international investors, with a focus on Southeast Asia through the Government’s Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040. 🌐 Austrade’s Director Investment Americas, Critical Technologies Lead, Andrew Barnes will explore the role of industry in fostering commercialisation and innovation, and how investment pathways can be strengthened to position Australia as a global leader at the panel discussion ‘Building Australia’s Future: The Role of Collaboration in Critical Tech Advancement’ today. 🚀 Austrade-sponsored workshop, ‘Looking beyond traditional tech markets to Asia’s growing Digital Economy’ on Thursday will showcase how Australian tech companies and venture capital (VC) firms can diversify beyond traditional markets, as Southeast Asia’s digital economy is expected to exceed $300 billion by 2025. Moderated by Madeline Ferguson, Southeast Asia Landing Pads Director, with a presentation from Asialink Business Associate Director, Advisory and Insights, Danielle Rajendram, the panel featuring Sekuro, Annalise.ai, Zookal, and Wholesum will investigate the strategic benefits and challenges of establishing and expanding Australian tech businesses in Southeast Asia. Learn how Austrade is growing Australia’s Critical Tech capabilities: https://ow.ly/V0hG50U4MFI Learn more about Austrade’s Landing Pads program: https://ow.ly/snJx50U4I4R

Austrade is pleased to support the Tech Council of Australia's National Tech Summit in Melbourne this 11-13 November, 2024. Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) is helping export-ready Australian tech businesses expand globally and find international investors, with a focus on Southeast Asia through the Government’s Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040. 🌐 Austrade’s Director Investment Americas, Critical Technologies Lead, Andrew Barnes will explore the role of industry in fostering commercialisation and innovation, and how investment pathways can be strengthened to position Australia as a global leader at the panel discussion ‘Building Australia’s Future: The Role of Collaboration in Critical Tech Advancement’ today. 🚀 Austrade-sponsored workshop, ‘Looking beyond traditional tech markets to Asia’s growing Digital Economy’ on Thursday will showcase how Australian tech companies and venture capital (VC) firms can diversify beyond traditional markets, as Southeast Asia’s digital economy is expected to exceed $300 billion by 2025. Moderated by Madeline Ferguson, Southeast Asia Landing Pads Director, with a presentation from Asialink Business Associate Director, Advisory and Insights, Danielle Rajendram, the panel featuring Sekuro, Annalise.ai, Zookal, and Wholesum will investigate the strategic benefits and challenges of establishing and expanding Australian tech businesses in Southeast Asia. Learn how Austrade is growing Australia’s Critical Tech capabilities: https://ow.ly/V0hG50U4MFI Learn more about Austrade’s Landing Pads program: https://ow.ly/snJx50U4I4R

Austrade is pleased to support the Tech Council of Australia's National Tech Summit in Melbourne this 11-13 November, 2024. Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) is helping export-ready Australian tech businesses expand globally and find international investors, with a focus on Southeast Asia through the Government’s Southeast Asia Economic Strategy to 2040. 🌐 Austrade’s Director Investment Americas, Critical Technologies Lead, Andrew Barnes will explore the role of industry in fostering commercialisation and innovation, and how investment pathways can be strengthened to position Australia as a global leader at the panel discussion ‘Building Australia’s Future: The Role of Collaboration in Critical Tech Advancement’ today. 🚀 Austrade-sponsored workshop, ‘Looking beyond traditional tech markets to Asia’s growing Digital Economy’ on Thursday will showcase how Australian tech companies and venture capital (VC) firms can diversify beyond traditional markets, as Southeast Asia’s digital economy is expected to exceed $300 billion by 2025. Moderated by Madeline Ferguson, Southeast Asia Landing Pads Director, with a presentation from Asialink Business Associate Director, Advisory and Insights, Danielle Rajendram, the panel featuring Sekuro, Annalise.ai, Zookal, and Wholesum will investigate the strategic benefits and challenges of establishing and expanding Australian tech businesses in Southeast Asia. Learn how Austrade is growing Australia’s Critical Tech capabilities: https://ow.ly/V0hG50U4MFI Learn more about Austrade’s Landing Pads program: https://ow.ly/snJx50U4I4R

Vietnam’s agricultural sector is transforming from traditional methods to modern, sustainable practices; opening new opportunities for Australian businesses. With GDP growth of 3.83% in 2023, agriculture remains crucial to Vietnam’s economy, contributing over 5% of the national GDP in the first nine months of 2024. Read the article below to learn how Australia is supporting Vietnam’s workforce development as it grows its sustainable agriculture capabilities. 

Vietnam's rapid economic rise, marked by an average annual GDP growth of around 6% from 2010 to 2023, has positioned the country as a growing global player. Sectors such as tourism, foreign direct investment (FDI), raw material exports, and especially manufacturing have driven this expansion. While manufacturing represents a cornerstone of Vietnam's economy, it has also brought significant environmental challenges. Recognising the need for environmental reforms, Vietnam has embraced a green growth agenda. In 2021, the government unveiled the National Green Growth Strategy, setting ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable consumption by 2030, with a long-term vision for 2050. Read the article below to learn more about Vietnam's growing green workforce and opportunities for Australian businesses.

Australian technology companies are exporting innovative solutions to power the clean energy transformation in Southeast Asia and beyond.      Perth-based software firm Powerledger has partnered with Thai energy company BCPG to launch a blockchain-enabled trading platform.      The innovative platform is creating a market-based solution to power Thailand’s energy transition.      Vinod Tiwari, Global Head of Business Development & Partnerships shares how Powerledger's software allows shopping centres, schools and hospitals to track, trace and trade every kilowatt of clean energy that is produced off-grid based on their needs.     Powerledger’s partnership with BCPG Public Company Limited was featured at the 1st Australia Thailand Energy Policy Dialogue (ATEPD) in Thailand on 5 November, where Vinod showcased how cooperation between the Thai Metropolitan Electricity Authority, BCPG, Sansiri and Powerledger is set to deliver full scale energy trading trials using blockchain technology.     The project will be one of the world’s largest real time, peer to peer electricity trading pilot projects.    Learn how you can Go Green with Australia: https://lnkd.in/gef2qSSu   #COP29 #GoGreenWithAustralia   Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) | Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water

Australian technology companies are exporting innovative solutions to power the clean energy transformation in Southeast Asia and beyond.      Perth-based software firm Powerledger has partnered with Thai energy company BCPG to launch a blockchain-enabled trading platform.      The innovative platform is creating a market-based solution to power Thailand’s energy transition.      Vinod Tiwari, Global Head of Business Development & Partnerships shares how Powerledger's software allows shopping centres, schools and hospitals to track, trace and trade every kilowatt of clean energy that is produced off-grid based on their needs.     Powerledger’s partnership with BCPG Public Company Limited was featured at the 1st Australia Thailand Energy Policy Dialogue (ATEPD) in Thailand on 5 November, where Vinod showcased how cooperation between the Thai Metropolitan Electricity Authority, BCPG, Sansiri and Powerledger is set to deliver full scale energy trading trials using blockchain technology.     The project will be one of the world’s largest real time, peer to peer electricity trading pilot projects.    Learn how you can Go Green with Australia: https://lnkd.in/gef2qSSu   #COP29 #GoGreenWithAustralia   Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) | Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade | Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water