50th Australian Export Award Winners (2012)

Australian Agricultural Company (QLD): The Australian Agricultural Company Limited (AAco), a publicly listed agribusiness with as ...
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Xstrata Coal NSW (NSW): Xstrata Coal NSW produces thermal and coking coal. One of the world's largest exporters of ...
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Walnuts Australia (TAS): Walnuts Australia is the country’s largest grower, processor and exporter of walnuts – and ...
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SunRice (NSW): Over the past six decades, SunRice has grown from a single rice mill in the Riverina regio ...
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Servcorp (NSW): Servcorp pioneered the concept of the ‘virtual office’ and is now the world's second large ...
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Oniqua MRO Analytics (QLD): Oniqua MRO Analytics is a leading provider of maintenance, repairs and operations analytic ...
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Nuix (NSW): Nuix information management software makes it easy to search and manage vast quantities of ...
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Ensitech (NSW): Ensitech, the inventor and manufacturer of the TIG Brush® Stainless Steel Weld Cleaning Sy ...
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2012 Winner Browns English Language School

Browns English Language School (QLD): Browns English Language School, which was established in 2004, has been particularly succe ...
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Animal Logic (NSW): One of Australia’s leading design, visual effects and animation companies, Animal Logic is ...
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ANCA (VIC): A leading manufacturer of CNC tool and cutter grinders, ANCA has earned a reputation for p ...
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PWR Performance Products (QLD): Recognised as a world leader for high performance cooling, PWR Performance Products design ...
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The 50th Australian Export Awards were presented at a gala event in the Great Hall at Parliament House, Canberra on Tuesday 27 November 2012.

Twelve companies were recognised for their exporting success in agribusiness, arts and entertainment, education and training, minerals and energy, services and manufacturing.

Trade Minister Craig Emerson hosted the event. He said the wide range and high calibre of the winning group reflected the depth and diversity of the Australian economy.

"In 50 years, Australia has been transformed into an open, competitive economy with close trade and investment links to Asia," Dr Emerson said.

"As we turn our attention to the next wave of opportunity the Asian Century will bring, exporters will play a more important role than ever.

"I congratulate tonight's winners and wish them continued success in the future."

Together, the 78 national finalists contributed $8.6 billion in export earnings to the Australian economy, and employed more than 27,000 people.

The 50th Awards was co-presented by Austrade and the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.