Direct Capital today announced that it had completed an investment in the Wet & Forget Group. Wet & Forget is a leading designer, manufacturer and marketer of outdoor and indoor household cleaning products. Whilst the business is well known in the New Zealand market, Wet & Forget has a significant and growing footprint in the US, UK and Australia.

Direct Capital, through its Direct Capital VI and Pohutukawa Private Equity VI funds, today announced that it had completed an investment in Hiway Group.  Hiway is the leader across Australasia in the design and delivery of advanced recycling, reuse and road stabilisation solutions for pavements in the capital and maintenance sectors for transportation infrastructure (road, rail, ports, airports, defence, mining and renewables).

AS Colour, a leading global wholesaler and retailer that designs, manufactures, and distributes premium apparel, will transform its Melbourne distribution centre (DC) with automation featuring a Dematic Multishuttle® goods-to-person (GTP) solution.

Fab Group director Jackie Smith had a career in nursing before she took a new path and founded the firm behind the country's largest chain of beauty salons.

Beca has agreed to join forces with New South Wales based Hunter H2O to create one of Australasia’s leading water industry consultancies.

Beca has been officially recognised by the Climate Leaders Coalition for their activity to reduce carbon emissions, with confirmation they meet the coalition's higher ambition 2019 statement.

Australasian end-to-end supply chain giant, Mondiale VGL today announced the acquisition of leading South Australian-based customs and logistics business, Customs Agency Services (CAS).

DCV portfolio company Qestral, has part ownership of age-friendly technology company, Spritely. Read more about their exciting partnership with Fletcher Building, announced this week.

DCV portfolio company Qestral, has part ownership of age-friendly technology company, Spritely. Congratulations to the Spritely team on a great result at this year’s Canterbury Business Awards.

Fran Caliari-Pearce has been CEO as half her clinics closed for over 100 days in Auckland.