Latest news - 2017

Tourism in Australia is booming, providing many opportunities for small business exporters. One company that is paving the future of tourist attractions is NSW-based company Laservision

As Australia’s economy continues to diversify with significant growth in the education, tourism, and technology services sectors, the opportunities for small businesses to take their expertise overseas is increasing.

When entering a new financial year, it’s natural time for any business to review their business plan and consider opportunities for future growth and expansion.

At Export Finance Australia we work with a range of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) across a range of industries – from professional services and technology to manufacturing and education and training.

There’s no doubt that exporting can help small and medium-sized companies expand their business, diversify their revenue and increase their profits.

At Export Finance Australia, we see many of our clients face the challenges of growing their export business. From understanding a new market to finding critical financial support, the key is often thinking innovatively about the way your business operates.

Working with small and medium business (SME) exporters on a daily basis, we get a lot of feedback on some of the key challenges they face when entering new overseas markets.

Hear from Andrew Watson on why exporting can be a risky business.

AIBS explores the activities and perceptions of Australian businesses operating global.

Over 1000 attendees came along to our fourth annual national SME Briefing roadshow in March.

The sponsorship and ongoing partnership between FIAL and Export Finance Australia is aimed at helping Australian food and agribusinesses secure finance to access new export markets.

The partnership aims to help Australian wine producers better understand how they can access the finance they need to maximise their export opportunities.