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Update on voluntary delisting from the ASX
Company Administration - Other
- Jan 14, 2025
- 1 page
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Annual General Meeting Address and Presentation
Company Presentation, Chairman's Address to Shareholders
- Nov 27, 2024
- 17 pages
March 2022
Cardno offloading last vestiges in $56m foreign aid deal
The sale of the international development aid business, with more than 1500 staff, comes amid activity in the ESG sector.
- Liam Walsh
October 2021
Offshore buyers swallow up Aussie engineer Cardno
The ASX-listed firm’s Asia-Pacific and North American engineering and consulting divisions are slated for sale to Canada’s Stantec in a deal worth $667 million.
- Liam Walsh
Cardno secures $US500 million for Americas, Asia Pac consulting arms
ASX-listed engineering and consulting firm Cardno will sell its two biggest divisions to global professional services group Stantec Inc.
- Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood
Intega tips strong demand as Dutch group Kiwa makes $421m bid
The boss of the ASX-listed group says the big infrastructure spending in Australia and the US should help underpin demand.
- Simon Evans
June 2021
Cardno jumps on US infrastructure takeover buzz
The Brisbane-based engineering outfit, started as WWII wound down, has thrown open its doors in a sale process after fielding ‘unsolicited’ approaches.
- Liam Walsh
March 2021
ANZ, Cardno under fire in Myanmar
The two Australian companies have chosen not to join foreign businesses publicly declaring their commitment to human rights as military-sanctioned killings continue.
- Emma Connors
Cardno settles claims of bribery scandal quagmire
Two years after engineering outfit Cardno bought an Ecuadorian subsidiary in 2012, someone raised questions about payments to a contractor.
- Liam Walsh
December 2020
Begone COVID-19, it’s office party time
Events are trickling through now, with COVID-19 restrictions easing and the Christmas season upon us.
- Liam Walsh
August 2020
Is smart private equity acquisition a bridge too far?
Five years since launching a takeover of a once-vaunted infrastructure consultancy business, an investment has poorly performed.
- Liam Walsh
Former Cardno CEO paid less than his salary
Cardno's former chief executive Ian Ball's total pay was lower than his base pay. Hang on, what?
- Myriam Robin
Virus provides net boost for bloodied engineers Cardno
The Brisbane-based company still posted heavy losses because of impairments, but the COVID-19 pandemic has provided a silver lining.
- Liam Walsh
March 2020
OK but up in the air: Virus clouds outlook for 'busy' firms
One analyst says the market is now experiencing a new form of sovereign risk, which is rupturing forecasts.
- Liam Walsh
Cardno flags Aussie cuts amid poor engineering result
Some angry long-term shareholders also complained about private equity's hold on the ASX-listed business.
- Liam Walsh
November 2019
Legendary engineering outfit put through wringer
There have been fewer prime ministerial changes than new CEOs at Cardno in recent years.
- Liam Walsh
Cardno signs sixth permanent CEO in five years
Departure comes despite company documents recently saying Ian Ball would stay on in the role.
- Liam Walsh
October 2019
Cardno is latest firm to cut ties with Adani
Cardno has joined the list of businesses backing away from work on Adani's Carmichael coal project in Queensland.
- Updated
- Liam Walsh, Luke Housego and Mark Ludlow
September 2019
Deal or related-party deal? How disclosures differ
The $1.89 million purchase of an apartment by a Mirvac director casts a spotlight on differing company approaches to related-party declarations.
- Liam Walsh
August 2019
Cardno's Aussie margins hurt on big project misses, urban slowdown
Infrastructure specialist says underlying earnings improve, and plans to demerge quality assurance and testing divisions.
- Liam Walsh
June 2019
Engineer Cardno takes $50m hit on local malaise
Cardno has previously warned about problems with winning big Aussie projects – now it's taking a large impairment charge.
- Liam Walsh
August 2017
Cardno eyes more acquisitions as it moves back into the black
The infrastructure and environmental services group is looking for "bolt-on" acquisitions after asset sales helped it swing to a net profit of $8.6 million.
- Updated
- Jenny Wiggins