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6 February 2020
Message from Managing Director, Jens Goennemann
Our growing membership base is evidence that the conversation around manufacturing in Australia has completely shifted. It is out of the question if we need manufacturing! Rather, it is the question how do we advance manufacturing?
AMGC recently celebrated a significant milestone; we now have 1,000 members. Incat Crowther—a manufacturer of marine craft across commercial, military and civilian sectors—was the 1,000th company to join our national network of manufacturers.
Better TogetherEstablished in 1971 on the black soil plains of Moree in New South Wales, Austgrains is a leading supplier of non-GMO seeds, grains and wholegrain food ingredients to service a diverse range of product categories. Over the last five decades, Austgrains has evolved alongside the continually changing trends, consumer preferences and advancements within the agricultural and food manufacturing industries. |
AMGC NewsMore Australian manufacturers are harnessing the myriad opportunities available in global export markets. With AMGC dedicated to transforming Australian manufacturing to be more globally competitive, it supports outstanding projects that commercialise innovation. Many recent projects have seen Australian manufacturers—including Rotacaster, Omni Tanker and iOrthotics—making significant headways into the US market. |
The Changing face of Manufacturing
The Additive Manufacturing Hub is planning a series of free, one-day educational events at universities around the country, to introduce people in the manufacturing industry to the world of additive manufacturing.
Industry NewsThe Gateway to Industry Schools Program, which is funded and supported by the Queensland Government, has expanded in 2020 to include a project focused specifically on Advanced Manufacturing. With over 200 schools already participating, the Gateway to Industry Schools Program is designed to help address skills shortages by creating, and investing in, talent pipelines in Queensland high schools. |
AMGC Membership is free and open to all industry participants
