EXCLUSIVE: Western Australia could lose a major economic development opportunity in the South West if the $3.7 billion Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers urea project is forced to look east for vital coal feedstock, its boss Vikas Rambal has warned.
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Rank Company # 62nd Talent Consortium 6 63rd CPE Group - Caring for People Everyday 5 64th Perdaman 5 65th Priority Appointments 5 66th Global Health Source 5 122 employment services ranked by number of WA consultants -
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Rank Company # 20th Australian Unity 21,584 21st Strzelecki Group 21,071 22nd Perdaman 20,070 24th Quadrant Investments 18,927 25th NVS WA Nominees 18,700 42 shopping centre owners ranked by size of total area in m2
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