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Latest NewsSMR Australia a successful recipient of South Australian Innovation and Investment Fund grant Paul Sandercock the General Manager of SMR Australia and the SMR Australia team welcome the grant which as a result of strong research partnerships will “provide new employment opportunities in South Australia, will assist the development of new skills and will also support diversification and growth in our business,” said Mr Sandercock, General Manager of SMR Australia. The funding supports the construction of an environmentally controlled clean-room manufacturing facility and the further expansion of operations into non-automotive target markets. “This grant puts SMR Australia in an excellent position to diversify into new markets, add value and provide innovative solutions to current and new customers,” said Mr Sandercock. SMR Australia is a multi-award-winning Australian company that has successfully manufactured and distributed products to the automotive industry for more than 25 years. Recently a new organisational division ‘SMR Technologies’ was established to support the growth of innovative developments in non-automotive industries. The experience and skills of SMR Australia have been transferred to leverage support of SMR Technologies product development in markets where innovative, precision, highly engineered moulded and electronic component combinations are required. “This in an exciting phase of business evolution that complements the automotive industry whilst leveraging skills into other industries,” said Mr Sandercock. SMR Australia has excellent strategic partnerships with various research institutions such as the  Senator the Honourable Kim Carr Federal Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research is giving a speech at the opening ceremony of the new clean room facility of SMR Australia University of Wollongong, the University of South Australia, Flinders University and others. Through collaboration with research partners SMR Australia provides a clear commercialisation pathway for innovative technologies. Mr Sandercock said “the launch is the culmination of many factors including partnering with the University of South Australia, early research support from the AutoCRC and skills within SMR”. “SMR Australia is very grateful for the continued support of its research partners and stakeholders including the University of South Australian, the AutoCRC and both federal and state government,” said Mr Sandercock. About SMR Australia: Enquiries to SMR Australia: Scott Jenssen
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