SYDNEY AIRPORT CORPORATION LIMITED
Location
NEW SOUTH WALES
Founded
1998-05-28
Website
Risk Signals
4495 news mentions monitored
Industry Context
This company is tracked across risk categories, including those related to its sector (e.g., Airports, Flying Fields, and Airport Terminal Services, Offices of Holding Companies, Not Elsewhere Classified), including supply chain integrity, ESG practices, labor disputes, and regulatory compliance.
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2025-02-09 (afr.com)
Anthony Albanese’s superannuation tax plan; Sydney Airport chief executive Scott Charlton’s complaints over regulation; electric vehicle sales; and the appeal of the teal MPs.
Readers’ letters on Sydney Airport chief executive Scott Charlton’s complaints over regulation, electric vehicle sales, Anthony Albanese’s superannuation tax plan and the appeal of the teal MPs.
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2025-02-09 (afr.com)
Anthony Albanese’s superannuation tax plan; Sydney Airport chief executive Scott Charlton’s complaints over regulation; electric vehicle sales; and the appeal of the teal MPs.
Readers’ letters on Sydney Airport chief executive Scott Charlton’s complaints over regulation, electric vehicle sales, Anthony Albanese’s superannuation tax plan and the appeal of the teal MPs.
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2024-10-02 (eglobaltravelmedia.com.au)
Sydney Airport Celebrates Australian First with XPENG Arrival
Sydney Airport marks an Australian first by welcoming XPENG, a leading electric vehicle manufacturer, expanding innovation and sustainability in the region.
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2024-09-30 (moodiedavittreport.com)
Sydney Airport to host first Australian showroom for Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng
The 3,000sq m ‘futuristic’ facility, a partnership with exclusive Australian importer, distributor and retailer TrueEV, will offer customers an immersive experience where they can test drive vehicles from the car brand’s extensive range.
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2024-09-30 (moodiedavittreport.com)
Sydney Airport to host first Australian showroom for Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng
The 3,000sq m ‘futuristic’ facility, a partnership with exclusive Australian importer, distributor and retailer TrueEV, will offer customers an immersive experience where they can test drive vehicles from the car brand’s extensive range.
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2024-09-30 (moodiedavittreport.com)
Sydney Airport to host first Australian showroom for Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer XPeng
The 3,000sq m ‘futuristic’ facility, a partnership with exclusive Australian importer, distributor and retailer TrueEV, will offer customers an immersive experience where they can test drive vehicles from the car brand’s extensive range.
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2024-09-13 (busnews.com.au)
Nexport NexGen electric bus “looks to the future”
Nexport was the first company to deploy zero emission buses in Australia, now it’s got its eyes set on more
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2024-09-13 (busnews.com.au)
Nexport NexGen electric bus “looks to the future”
Nexport was the first company to deploy zero emission buses in Australia, now it’s got its eyes set on more
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2024-09-13 (busnews.com.au)
Nexport NexGen electric bus “looks to the future”
Nexport was the first company to deploy zero emission buses in Australia, now it’s got its eyes set on more
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2024-06-12 (irei.com)
Major Australian infrastructure assets sign on to groundbreaking energy program led by QIC and IFM Investors
Some of Australia’s most important infrastructure assets have signed on to the final stage of the Australian Infrastructure Renewable Energy Program led by QIC and IFM Investors.
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2024-06-12 (irei.com)
Major Australian infrastructure assets sign on to groundbreaking energy program led by QIC and IFM Investors
Some of Australia’s most important infrastructure assets have signed on to the final stage of the Australian Infrastructure Renewable Energy Program led by QIC and IFM Investors.
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2023-10-25 (financebrokerage.com)
Unlocking the Future of Transportation Electric Vehicles
About a month ago five cars were destroyed at Sydney Airport after the lithium-ion battery of a luxury electric car ignited, sparking a fire that spread to all the cars parked nearby.
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