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Some macro data around Australian manufacturing and economics

Mar 19, 2024
1 min read

Updated: May 13, 2025


Last Friday, had a quick visit to the APPEX exhibition.


A very nicely hosted event, where we snatched some chocolates….which was the best part. - kidding 😉.



The exhibition’s theme is ‘Sustainability, Efficiency & Automation for Australian Manufacturers. ‘


I think the theme is great.



Like ‘we are what we eat’, the sustainability and efficiency of the tools and materials a company uses, feed into the features of the company’s final products.


The choices not only impact the dollar figures but also influence a company’s branding and long-term competitiveness.


If I were a rural product's manufacturer or exporter, I’d get big benefits from the visit.


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Most of us know mining and rural are 2 big sectors in Australia.


How big and what do things look like generally? 

The following charts can give a clearer idea.


Import, export, and domestic production/consumption constitute the main economic streams around us.


The dynamics might give us opportunities and solutions (also issues and risks unfortunately, with wrong choices and inadequate management).









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