Rapid growth fuels Toll's grand ambition

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Toll Holdings is the largest transportation company in Australia with approximately $1.2 billion Australian in annual revenues. The company can continue to grow by telling clients it will provide non-core logistics services. The company has reached its current size by acquiring trucking and freight businesses from other companies, decreasing costs and providing excellent customer service.

Truck Transportation, TRUCKING AND WAREHOUSING, Trucking & Warehousing, Management, Trucking, Storage and moving industry, Company Profile, Toll Holdings Ltd.

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Court revives an old petrochemical dream

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A feasibility study is under way for building a large petrochemical plant on the west coast of Western Australia, although a similar plan failed in the 1980s. Planners forecast a $2-billion plant plus the same amount for equipment. Shell Chemicals and Dow Chemical Co. have been approved to participate in the scheme.

Heavy construction, not elsewhere classified, Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Manufacturing and Industrial Building Construction, Energy Programs, Petrochemical Manufacturing, Cyclic crudes and intermediates, Petrochemicals, Chemical Plant Construction, Planning, Energy policy, Petroleum chemicals industry, Petrochemicals industry, Western Australia

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