Finalists for this year's Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards feature some of Victoria's most accomplished, innovative, and visionary manufacturing businesses and individuals.
Now in their 21st year, the annual awards honour the inspiring achievements, capabilities, and talent of Victorian manufacturers across 15 award categories.
Following a rigorous assessment and judging process, the finalists for the 2023 Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards have been confirmed as:
- 3DMEDiTech (Port Melbourne)
- AME Systems (Ararat)
- Amiga Engineering (Tullamarine)
- Boeing Aerostructures Australia (Port Melbourne)
- Bortana (Bendigo)
- Care Essentials (North Geelong)
- Cyclotek Australia (Bundoora)
- Duratray International (Bayswater)
- Dynamic Steel Frame (Dandenong South)
- Energys (Mulgrave)
- Essity (Springvale)
- Evolution Rail (Newport)
- Farm Foods (Breakwater Geelong)
- Floridia Cheese (Thomastown)
- Integra Systems (Broadmeadows)
- John Valves (Delacombe)
- Krueger Transport Equipment (Truganina)
- Leica Biosystems (Mount Waverley)
- Light & Glo (Truganina)
- Lockelec Rolling Stock (Braeside)
- McMillan Engineering Group (Dandenong South)
- MEMKO (Tullamarine)
- Modra Technology (Warragul)
- Moog Australia (Heatherton)
- NCI Packaging (Preston, Tullamarine)
- Nissan Casting Australia (Mulgrave)
- Smallaire (Ararat)
- SPEE3D (Dandenong South)
- Stahl Metall (Knoxfield)
- Successful Endeavours (Narre Warren)
- That's Amore Cheese (Thomastown)
- Think Fencing (Geelong)
- Wonder Pies (Coburg North)
Winners will be announced at the Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards Gala Dinner on Thursday 10 August, at Palladium at Crown. The Gala Dinner provides businesses and individuals working across manufacturing with a unique opportunity to network and connect with industry leaders and celebrate all that is made in Victoria.
Tickets for the Gala Dinner can be purchased via the Business Victoria website with early bird tickets available until 16 June.
