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ASX Company News: Transfield Services Brisbane Ferry Contract Extended

Thursday, September 16th, 2010

TransdevTSL, a 50:50 joint venture between Transfield Services (TSE) and Transdev, announced that it has renewed its contract to continue operating Brisbane City Council’s CityCat and CityFerry service. The contract, through TransdevTSL Brisbane Ferries, is for ten years beginning in November 2010 and is worth A$150 million.

Transfield Services’ Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Peter Goode, said today: “Brisbane City Council’s decision to renew its contract with TransdevTSL reflects the safe, efficient and reliable services we have delivered. We will maintain our commitment to customer experience and satisfaction as we work closely with Brisbane City Council to deliver their next generation of transport,” Mr Goode said.

TransdevTSL Brisbane Ferries has been recognised internationally and domestically for operator and customer service excellence. Most recently it was awarded a Letter of Commendation for Best Practice in Customer Service and Management at the 2010 International Transport Forum held in Leipzig, Germany. Transfield Services is a leading international provider of operations, maintenance, asset management and project management services. Over 85 percent of the Company’s services are delivered under long-term contracts and relationships with key clients. Transfield Services has a robust pipeline of work developing in oil and gas, power, defence, transport and social infrastructure, providing continuing diversification for the business.

Transfield Services delivers essential services to key industries in the resources and industrial, property and infrastructure sectors. A leading global provider of operations, maintenance, and asset and project management services, Transfield Services more than 28,000 employees in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, India, Malaysia, Chile and New Caledonia.

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The Festival of Company Reporting

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

Company reporting season is in full swing, and this week will be a particularly busy one. It s also expected to be fairly unpleasant, as the impact of the economic flop will be reinforced by results from some of our biggest companies.

Keep an eye out for how the market responds when some of these companies release their annual and half-year results:

Monday

  • Transfield, Fairfax Media, Bluescope Steel and Virgin Blue first-half results
  • Thinksmart annual results

Tuesday

  • Oil Search, Spark Infrastructure, and Aristocrat Leisure annual results
  • Macquarie Media, AWE, B&B Wind Partners and Suncorp first-half results

Wednesday

  • APN News & Media Communications and Macquarie Airports annual results
  • APA Group and NIB half-year results
  • Asciano, ConnectEast, Pacific Brands, Seven Network, Goodman Fielder, Macquarie Telecom, B&B Infrastructure, Breville and Mortgage Choice first-half results

Thursday

  • Wesfield and Boart Longyear annual results
  • Telstra, IAG, Lend Lease, Origin Energy, Gunns, Village Roadshow, Toll, Tatts and Flight Centre first-half results
  • Lion Nathan, Arana Therapeutics, Rox Resources and Fall River Resources AGMs

Friday

  • QBE Insurance and Funtastic annual results
  • Crown, PaperlinX, Nylex, Woolworths, Harvey Norman, Consolidated Media and B&B Power half-year results
  • B&B Capital and SP Telemedia GMs
  • Timbercorp AGM

Auditors will be paying particular attention to results from small companies this reporting season, with concerns that many may be unable to guarantee being in business for another year. An article in today s Australian Financial Review suggests that though the credit crunch may impact on results the concerns raised by auditors should not necessarily be a red light for investors.

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