Cannings Corporate Communications

JUDO CAPITAL RAISES OVER $140 MILLION

by Luis M. Garcia | August 7, 2018
JUDO CAPITAL RAISES OVER $140 MILLION

Judo Capital, the specialist lender to Australian small and medium sized businesses, announced on August 1 that it had finalised its first round of equity raising at $140 million, having closed the round despite significant demand for additional equity that it was unable to accommodate. Co-founder and joint Chief Executive Officer of Judo, Joseph Healy, said: “We’re extremely proud to have raised what we believe is the highest equity raising, pre-revenue, of any start-up in recent Australian corporate history, reflecting the huge demand for banking services from small and medium sized businesses (SMEs).”

You can read the media release here.

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INNOVATIVE DEFAULT FUND – LIFETIMEONE

by Luis M. Garcia | July 20, 2018
INNOVATIVE DEFAULT FUND – LIFETIMEONE

Australia’s leading superannuation fund for Catholic employees, Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund, appointed Cannings to assist with the official launch of an innovative new default option for its more than 93,000 members national.

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WHEN A CRISIS HITS - MUMBRELLA DEBATE

by Luis M. Garcia | May 30, 2018
WHEN A CRISIS HITS - MUMBRELLA DEBATE

When a crisis hits, do you call your lawyers first? Or the crisis communications consultant? In an article written for Mumbrella, Cannings senior director Luis M Garcia argues you have to have both teams inside the tent, working together – from the start. Read his views here.

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SUB BASE PLATYPUS OPENS TO THE PUBLIC AFTER 150 YEARS

by Luis M. Garcia | May 23, 2018
SUB BASE PLATYPUS OPENS TO THE PUBLIC AFTER 150 YEARS

Congratulations to the Harbour Trust, the Federal Government body that manages and protects some of Sydney’s most amazing foreshore sites.

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JUDO CAPITAL LAUNCHES AS AUSTRALIA’S LEADING SPECIALIST SME LENDER

by Luis M. Garcia | April 9, 2018
JUDO CAPITAL LAUNCHES AS AUSTRALIA’S LEADING SPECIALIST SME LENDER

In one of Australia’s largest pre-revenue capital raisings, Judo Capital announced in late March that it’s on target to raise more than $100 million from Australian and international investors, co-ordinated by Ironbridge, to support its goal of becoming a “challenger bank” for the Australian small and medium-sized business (SME) market.

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CANNINGS STRENGTHENS GROWTH WITH SENIOR APPOINTMENTS

by Cannings Strategic Communications | March 21, 2018
CANNINGS STRENGTHENS GROWTH WITH SENIOR APPOINTMENTS

Cannings Strategic Communications has strengthened its specialist investor relations and corporate and financial communications team with two new senior appointments: Jennifer Parker, who joins as a Director, and William Roberts, who joins as a Senior Consultant.

 As well, Cannings has appointed Lucy Wigney as a Junior Consultant.

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LYNAS RECEIVES RECOGNITION FOR 4 YEARS OF HARD WORK

by Cannings Strategic Communications | March 7, 2018
LYNAS RECEIVES RECOGNITION FOR 4 YEARS OF HARD WORK

Amanda Lacaze and her Lynas Corporation team receiving recognition for 4 years of hard work.

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LYNAS - A REMARKABLE TURNAROUND STORY

by Cannings Strategic Communications | January 31, 2018
LYNAS - A REMARKABLE TURNAROUND STORY

Amanda Lacaze, The CEO of ASX listed rare-earths producer Lynas, has done a remarkable job in turning around the company according to this profile feature in The Australian. Under Lacaze - a long-term client of Cannings – Lynas is back in the ASX 200, with its share price jumping from 36 cents in July 2015 to over $2.10 in January 2018.

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WHY BUSINESS PEOPLE SHOULD CUT POLITICIANS A BIT OF SLACK

by Luis M. Garcia | January 3, 2018
WHY BUSINESS PEOPLE SHOULD CUT POLITICIANS A BIT OF SLACK

In an opinion article published by The Australian, Cannings Senior Director Luis M Garcia argues that 2017 turned out to be a disastrous year for relations between Canberra and the business community. And while politicians should shoulder much of the blame, he says part of the problem is the fact many business leaders don’t quite understand the pressures ministers and MPs are under.

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WHY IT'S IMPORTANT TO MANAGE EXPECTATIONS

by Luis M. Garcia | December 7, 2017
WHY IT'S IMPORTANT TO MANAGE EXPECTATIONS

It’s finally here. After months of feverish speculation, Amazon has landed.

But when its digital doors were flung open to Australian consumers earlier this week, the response was, well, underwhelming. There were plenty of complaints on social and traditional media about higher than expected prices, slower than expected delivery timelines, and “more of the same”.

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