Transurban warns on risk taking
Transurban chief executive Scott Charlton has warned of the dangers of financial buyers overpaying for infrastructure.
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Transurban’s driverless future
The transport sector can learn from tech-savvy industries, according to Transurban.
Transurban exports PPL
Transurban is preparing to offer its Australian parental leave policy to its American employees for the first time.
Transurban roads lead back home
Transurban is talking up growth opportunities as it raises full-year distribution guidance after a strong result.
Traffic boost buoys Transurban
Transurban has noted a need to better sell the benefits of toll roads, as it books a jump in underlying earnings.
Transurban in bid for quiet time
Transurban is working with RMIT University on a landmark project to improve roadside noise management.
Self-drive test for Melbourne
Transurban’s trial on CityLink will test how autonomous cars deal with speed signs and lane markings.
Transurban price hikes ‘stark’
Transurban chairman Lindsay Maxsted says the company’s deals with governments are being independently scrutinised.
Transurban flags succession plan
The toll road operator has revealed that a plan to refresh the board is in the works, as it reported a jump in revenue.
‘Bondcano’ rocks some stocks
Australian stocks trading at a premium are looking vulnerable as the bond market ‘erupts’ from recent lows.
Drivers happy to pay as they go
A fair user-pays system for road usage is acceptable to drivers, says a new study by toll-road operator Transurban.
Drivers open to user pays: study
Having to pay for road use does not dramatically change the way people use their cars, a Transurban study says.
Transurban lauds foreign buyers
Transurban’s Scott Charlton says to get the best value for state assets all foreign buyers must be allowed to compete.
Transurban in the fast lane
Keep your hands off our tollway! That’s the defiant message from Transurban chief Scott Charlton.
Transurban trade worth $254m
The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority has sold a Transurban stake to institutional investors.
Transurban takes the fast lane
Transurban’s stellar results reveal that the toll road operator is no longer as reliant on Melbourne’s CityLink.
No CityLink risk: Transurban
Transurban has denied there’s any threat to its hold on its key Melbourne toll road, as it swung back to profit.
Transurban revenues rising
Transurban has reinforced its status as a favoured stock, reporting a double-digit lift in toll revenue.
Meanwhile, in Victoria
Decision to proceed with Western Distributor project proposal without federal help adds much-needed clarity.
Toll road group faces sale
Momentum is building for the sale of the $1.3 billion-plus BrisConnections.
Transurban rumbles as Smith hangs on
Rumbles are starting behind the scenes about the ongoing presence of former Orica CEO Ian Smith on the Transurban board.
Borrowing will take toll on motorists
A $5bn-plus Transurban proposal is a lesson on the pluses and costs of private sector construction of public infrastructure.
Chatfield nears exit aisle
NEIL Chatfield will stand for re-election as Virgin chair but he will also likely say he will step down before his term expires.
Transurban CFO hits the road
TRANSURBAN chief financial officer Samantha Hogg is to leave the group after six years at the company.
Transurban boon for shareholders
TRANSURBAN is getting ready to wrap up the capital raising for its purchase of Queensland Motorways.
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