The services we provide depend on your market entry requirements but include:
Creating your Australian business and establishing your presence.
Strategic planning, market research and go-to-market (GTM) plans.
Identifying suitable and trustworthy agents and distributors.
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Exporting your products and/or services is a great way to grow your business,
but who is there to look after your interests thousands of miles away from home?
UKAUS Trade can be your trusted business partner in Australia. Looking out for your interests.
We help UK customers across all industry sectors, but have particular strengths in manufacturing, technology and construction.
We grew up in England and just can’t help loving it.
Particularly Manchester, Stockport and the industrial north.
Who wouldn’t be proud to have grown up in the world’s first industrial city and all it has given the world?
The Manchester Bee has been a symbol of Manchester since 1842, representing the city’s hard-working spirit and the hive of activity created by its workers and industries. It became closely associated with Manchester during the Industrial Revolution, when the city grew into one of the world’s most important manufacturing centres.
Often described as the world’s first industrial city, Manchester led the Industrial Revolution during the 18th and 19th centuries. Its cotton mills, engineering works, canals, and later railways transformed the city into a global centre of industry, innovation, and trade. Goods manufactured in Manchester were exported around the world, earning it the nickname “Cottonopolis” and helping to shape the modern industrial economy.
Today, the Manchester Bee remains a proud symbol of the city’s resilience, industry, and community spirit. Following the Manchester Arena attack in 2017, the bee became an even more powerful emblem of unity and strength for Mancunians everywhere.
UKAUS Trade – We help UK businesses enter the Australian market
and generate revenue.
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