The South Australian Business Chamber, South Australia’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry, in partnership with the Government of South Australia, has announced the finalists for the South Australian Premier’s Business and Export Awards 2023.
Andrew Kay, the Chamber’s CEO said he was impressed by both the calibre and number of nominations received this year.
“We were pleasantly surprised to receive an overwhelming response to the awards in their first year.
“South Australia is clearly home to a growing number of innovative and high-achieving businesses, of which we can be very proud. They deserve to be recognised and celebrated,” said Mr Kay.
More than 250 businesses entered this year’s awards, submitting 600 nominations across 24 categories.
“It was a challenge for the judges to select the finalists, given the exceptional depth of quality nominations across all categories,” said Mr Kay.
The awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding contribution local businesses make to the social, environmental, and economic well-being of our community, recognising businesses across a diverse number of categories including ‘Emerging Business of the Year’ and ‘Indigenous Business of the Year’.
All of today’s finalists are automatically considered for two prestigious major awards: South Australian Business of the Year and South Australian Exporter of the Year.
Winners will be announced at a Gala Dinner for more than 1000 guests at the Adelaide Convention Centre on Friday 22 September 2023.
“We are considering this South Australia’s Business Night of Nights,” said Mr Kay.
“It’s going to be an evening of glamour, entertainment, and recognition, while indulging in the finest South Australian food and wine.
“We want this to be a celebration of business in this state on a scale not seen for many years,” said Mr Kay.
Tickets are on sale now for the gala event at business-sa.com/events
Event Details
When: Friday 22 September 2023
Location: Adelaide Convention Centre
MC: Jessica Adamson
Entertainment: The Cast
Sponsors for the South Australian Business and Export awards are: The Government of South Australia, MEGT, Thomas Foods, Qantas, Adelaide Airport, Careerlink People Solutions, Peripheral Blue Legal, Department for Trade and Investment, University of South Australia, Coopers, Flinders Ports, Banquet, The Advertiser, Rainy Day Recruitment, Bentleys, Fullhammer, William Buck, Export Finance Australia, South Australian Chamber of Mines & Energy, Tindo Solar.
| Business Awards Finalists | Export Awards Finalists |
| ActFas PTY LTD | Adelaide Consulting Group |
| Almondco Australia Ltd | Air Water Global |
| Amplified Intelligence | Almondco Australia |
| Apxium Technologies Ltd | Apxium |
| Azure Integrity Pty Ltd | Avance Clinical |
| Balco Australia | Fleet Space Technologies |
| Barossa Outdoors | MyVenue |
| Basic Trailers | Novafarms |
| Bellberry Limited | Pfitzner Performance Gearbox |
| BioBlue Australia Pty Ltd | Prophecy International |
| Bungala Aboriginal Corporation | Redarc Electronics |
| Citadel Secure Pty Ltd | Refuel Creative |
| Cochrane’s Transport | Rising Sun Pictures |
| Consunet Pty Ltd | Viterra |
| Convergen Pty Ltd | Wilco Technologies |
| Defence Kidz | Yumbah Aquaculture |
| Eldercare | |
| ennio International Pty Ltd | |
| Fleet Space Technologies | |
| Foxtale Hire Services / Foxtale Houseboats | |
| HappyCo, Inc | |
| Hutt St Centre | |
| Illuminart Stories in Light | |
| Jarrett Indoor Plants Australia | |
| Kornar Winmil Yunti Aboriginal Corporation | |
| LawrieCo | |
| Lutheran Care | |
| MineTech Engineering | |
| Mumamoo Group Pty Ltd | |
| MyVenue | |
| Oliver’s Taranga Vineyards | |
| Rainy Day Recruitment | |
| Rembind Pty Ltd | |
| ResourceCo Holdings Pty Ltd | |
| Southern Launch | |
| Sparc Technologies Ltd. | |
| The Hygiene Co. | |
| Transmutation Pty Ltd | |
| Ugly Swann | |
| VAILO | |
| Vintage Chef Co | |
| Viterra | |
| Whiteheads Timber Sales P/L | |
| X‑FRAME PTY LTD | |
| Yanun Project Services |
