News Articles for CBH Group

There aren't many businesses that relish the lack of daylight saving in Perth, but newly formed market research firm Thinkfield says the time difference to the east coast creates big opportunities.

The competition watchdog plans to grant a regulatory exemption to WA Chip & Pulp Co, which will allow the Japanese-owned woodchip exporter to continue its partnership with international grain trader Bunge at the Port of Bunbury.

Oil and gas producer Inpex has emerged as the last potential anchor for a significant new commercial development in the CBD, following Rio Tinto's decision to remain at Central Park.

A listed company led by Forge Group founder Peter Hutchinson and former AFL footballer James Clement has announced its second acquisition this year, adding Craig Mostyn Group's food services division to an earlier seafood deal.

It might be time for business to revisit the prospect of Indonesia as an investment destination.

State-owned electricity provider Synergy has declared itself to be at the ‘leading edge' of energy management and storage technologies, after selecting a Perth contractor for a trial electricity battery storage project in Perth's north.

MercyCare caters to metro south-east

CBH Group signed an interim access agreement with Brookfield Rail "under protest" late on Friday, allowing CBH to start running its rolling stock on Brookfield's rail network, but the two companies

Developers of new residential projects in Perth are looking for ways to co-exist with established industrial activity.

A decision on the future of the state's Tier 3 lines could be made as early as June, with grain handling cooperative CBH Group and network operator Brookfield Rail currently in arbitration through the Economic Regulation Authority.

Office landlords and leasing agents are upping the ante to secure key tenants, with competition to get the signatures of CBH Group and Telstra expected to be fierce over coming months.

Board changes

CBH Group is set to invest $1.1 million in solar energy, commissioning Energy Made Clean to engineer and build power stations at three of its facilities across the state.

The members of grain handling co-operative CBH Group have elected Simon Stead from Esperance to replace Neil Wandel as the District 5 representative member director.

The state government has stuck to its position that maintenance of leased railway infrastructure is the responsibility of the private sector, in its response to the 2014 parliamentary committee report into the management of the state's freight rail network.

As the summer's harvest draws to a close, CBH Group has announced that this year's crop production was the fourth highest on record.

Molopo Energy's new board, led by Perth-based chair Samantha Tough, has announced the sale of its major asset and commenced a cost-cutting review, following a board shake-up last week.

Western Australia's grain harvest for this season will be around 13 million tonnes, as a result of lower than forecast yields in some areas.

Could health insurance follow the superannuation sector, where industry funds have collectively taken on private retail players? WA's biggest fund, HBF, is leading a national alliance of not-for-profit health insurers, which are now a minority following the recent privatisation of Medibank Private.

WA grain grower cooperative CBH Group has started its search for three new member directors.

One of three independent directors on the board of grain grower cooperative CBH Group, Samantha Tough, has resigned today after reported divisions among its directors.

The falling Australian dollar has been a positive development for growers of the state's two largest agricultural exports as the harvest cranks up across the grain belt.

Regional communities are putting pressure on the WA government and Brookfield Rail to re-open the third tier of the freight network.

A week after being named the country's top cooperative business, CBH Group has revealed an anticipated revenue growth of nearly 40 per cent.

Western Australia is leading the country when it comes to the cooperative and mutual business sector, with three local operations named amid the nation's five largest.

Synergy chairman Lyndon Rowe is confident Synergy's new board, which was boosted today with the addition of three members, will operate harmoniously.

Grain grower lobbyist WAFarmers has had a win for its members, convincing the federal government to waive port regulations for grower co-operatives, on the same day CBH announced its estimated freight fees for next season.

New woodchip player Southern Pacific Fibre has struck a marketing and sales deal with Australia's largest producer and exporter of high-quality hardwood chips, Australian Bluegum Plantations, despite a weak woodchip market.

CBH Group has withdrawn its proposal to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to offer long-term agreements with exporters on port capacity.

Western Australia's grain handling cooperative CBH Group has announced a record $4.55 per tonne growers' rebate after a year of strong harvest last financial year.

Grain handler and marketer CBH Group has closed its Western Australian network after a male contractor died while carrying out maintenance work at Northampton.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has released its draft decision to accept CBH's proposal to replace its existing port access undertaking, which gives the company the option to enter into long term agreements with exporters who use its port services.

Grain handler CBH Group has appointed Digby Willmott of Watercarrin, Jeff Seaby of Mukinbudin, Linda Hewson of Katanning and David Slade of Albany to its Growers Advisory Council.

Grain handler CBH Group has appointed Ed Kalajzic as chief financial officer.

Co-operatives, mutuals and other not-for-profit businesses in Western Australia achieved solid growth last year, outperforming many private and listed companies.

After 12 years on the CBH Group board, chairman Neil Wandel will retire at the end of his current term.

CBH Group chief financial board officer David Moroney will retire from his executive position in June to pursue a career as a non-executive director.

Grains handler CBH Group has set a new record, exporting its largest-ever grain shipment out of Esperance over the weekend.

CBH Group and the Royal Flying Doctor Service have formed a mutually beneficial partnership amounting to $300,000.

Western Australian farmers have delivered their biggest harvest in history, with the total haul today surpassing the 15.06 million tonne record set in 2011-12.