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Explore how sustainability reporting can enhance compliance, supply chain resilience, and meet consumer expectations for manufacturing businesses.

In this episode, Corporate Finance Partner Jannaya James talks through the 10th Edition of Dealtracker, what the current deals landscape looks like and where Australia sits on the global stage.

Whether you’re opening a business for the first time or looking to expand, Australia is one of the most attractive business locations in the world with a relatively deregulated and open economy.

Explore the benefits of sustainability reporting, from increased revenue and access to grants, to improved share price and talent retention.

As the regulatory landscape continues to evolve, it's crucial for small businesses in Australia to stay updated on new compliance requirements. One significant area is sustainability reporting due to the Australian government's introduction of mandatory sustainability reporting requirements. While these regulations may not directly apply to small businesses, understanding their implications is essential for maintaining strong commercial relationships and ensuring future compliance.

M&A deal volumes are down, but industry deal composition suggests Australia’s M&A landscape has largely stabilised. IMs led the charge by deploying long-held capital, while IPOs are subdued – likely into the future. Industrials continues to be the sector driving activity, and SMEs again remain some of the most sought-after targets for acquisition.

In this episode, our guests discuss the special initiatives they’re undertaking alongside the Grant Thornton Foundation, how we can continue to create change when it comes to domestic and family violence in Australia and what’s on the horizon for all organisations.

In this episode, Corporate Tax Partner Vince Tropiano, Global Trade Partner Richard Nutt and Innovation Incentives Director Simone Barker discuss the Australian economy and how tariffs are impacting Australian manufacturing businesses – and what they can do to mitigate risks.

As of April 9, 2025, a minimum universal tariff of 10 per cent has been applied to all imported goods into the United States, while certain countries face higher reciprocal tariffs based on their US trade deficit.

In the dynamic landscape of family business and current economic environment, it’s critical to prepare the next generation to ensure they’re comfortable to take over operations.

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The ATO estimates Australia has 800,000 trusts controlling over $3t in assets and with $3.5t in wealth about to transition from the incumbent generation over the next 20 years, there needs to be consideration for the impending vesting date of Australian family trusts.