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Daily Archives: December 5, 2019

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Nufarm gets go ahead to sell South American operation

Features, Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsDecember 5, 2019Leave a comment

Agricultural chemical manufacturer Nufarm (ASX: NUF) has been given the go ahead by shareholders to sell its South American division to Nufarm shareholder, Sumitomo for $1.2 billion. The Melbourne company, which has faced headwinds in Australia with the prolonged drought and in the United States with extensive flooding, received the go ahead in an overwhelmingly…

Pernod Ricard achieves 100 per cent renewables target in Australia

Features, Manufacturing NewsBy EditorDecember 5, 2019Leave a comment

Energy company AGL has installed more than 10,300 solar panels across the company’s two Barossa Valley wineries in South Australia, with a predicted annual generation of 4,000 megawatt-hours.

Oil price hits Lytton profit in downsized Caltex

Features, Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsDecember 5, 2019Leave a comment

The Lytton lubricants refinery in Brisbane has seen profit halved in the past year in the downsized manufacturing arm of oil refiner and petrol retailer Caltex. The company told investors that EBIT for the lubricants and oils plant this calendar year was likely to be between $75 and $85 million, down from $161 million the…

Aussie brains beat brittle grains: researchers show how copper makes stronger 3D printed titanium alloys

Features, Manufacturing NewsBy EditorDecember 5, 20192 Comments

Australian researchers have made a breakthrough in alloy design for 3D printing, improving the properties of parts for future applications in medical, aerospace and other industries.

EdenCrete additive accepted in 17 US states

Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsDecember 5, 20191 Comment

Carbon nanotube concrete additive developer, Eden Innovations (ASX: EDE) has had its products approved for use in the US state of Vermont. The company announced the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) had approved both EdenCrete and Edencrete Pz, which improves concrete performance with a high content of pozzolans such as fly ash, slag, silica fume.…

WA’s ‘battery valley’ begins to take shape

Features, Manufacturing NewsBy Peter RobertsDecember 5, 20191 Comment

Western Australia’s ‘battery valley’ centre for processing and manufacture of battery materials is taking shape with approval for a third facility in the Kwinana industrial area south of Perth. High purity alumina (HPA) producer FYI Resources (ASX: FYI) has been offered and accepted a site within the Kwinana area to set up an HPA refinery.…

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