What lessons can we learn from wine sector that we can apply to industry development in this state?
The wine sector has intrigued me as a business journalist for the past two decades.
Balcatta-based ticketing company ERG says its strong cash position could have been the catalyst for its skyrocketing share price, which jumped as much as 230 per cent today.
Investor Duncan Saville's Ingot Entities has agreed to buy embattled ticketing company ERG Ltd which today posted a net loss of $103 million for the 2008 financial year.
Struggling ticketing company ERG Ltd announced today that its shares will resume trading on the Australian Securities Exchange next Monday after it settled a long-running dispute in Europe and the directors declared the company remained solvent.
Balcatta-based ticketing company ERG Ltd plans to sell half of its business to its major shareholder and lender after reporting a $104.7 million loss for the half year to December 2007.
Trouble plagued automated ticketing company ERG Limited has been advised that its agreement with Sydney's public transport authority will be terminated next month after it failed to meet particular milestones in the project schedule.
While Western Australia’s mining industry is well-represented on the list of the state’s top exporters, a number of manufacturing and technology companies are also creating significant export revenue.
The chief executive of Balcatta-based transport systems technology developer ERG Group Ltd, Allan Sullivan, will retire today, the company said in an announcement.
Transport systems technology developer ERG Group chairman Colin Henson told shareholders today the company had "reached a turning point" following its net loss of $74.8 million last financial year.
Balcatta-based transport systems technology developer ERG Group has announced a net loss of $74.8 million, blaiming new accounting treaments for a 10-fold blow-out on last year.
BALCATTA-BASED technology company, ERG Group, has hit back at claims its multi-million dollar project to improve Sydney’s public transport ticketing system was in financial trouble.
Balcatta based technology company ERG Group has reached an agreement with Hong Kong based Octopus Cards Ltd to resolve an ownership disagreement between the two companies.
Balcatta-based technology company ERG Group has hit back at claims its multi-million dollar project to improve Sydney's public transport ticketing system was in financial trouble.
Balcatta-based transport systems group ERG Ltd has announced three new contracts totalling $20 million in three continents, the biggest being an automated fare collection project in Beijing.
WA automated payment system and smart card developer ERG Ltd announced plans for a two for five renouncable rights issue at 12.5 cents to raise $30.5 million.
Australian companies undertaking “big” export projects needed government assistance to guarantee not only the projects’ success but also to foster the perception of Australia as an innovative nation.
