Salisbury. It makes good business sense.
Salisbury, The ideal business base. Salisbury is a progressive, proactive and pro-business city. Already home to a host of international firms and flourishing entrepreneurs, Salisbury is a great place to position your business for growth. We offer affordable commercial land, excellent transportation infrastructure, a highly skilled workforce and access to world leading research facilities. Our Council actively supports business to invest and grow. Salisbury is the ideal base for any forward thinking business. Mayor Gillian Aldridge
Our economy is strong and our future is exciting. We are at the centre of Australia’s growing multi-billion dollar defence industry. We’re a hub for national and international food processing companies, meeting growing international demand for Australian goods. And we are home to world leading research facilities, driving innovation and commercialisation across sectors including manufacturing, energy, health, mineral processing and clean technologies. Adelaide’s northern suburbs also offer an enviable lifestyle. With plenty of open space, a wide choice of high quality housing, leading education facilities, great shopping and world class recreational amenities, you’ll immediately feel at home in Salisbury.
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Salisbury provides a strategic base for businesses needing fast and efficient access to local and international markets. A billion dollar investment in infrastructure, including logistic freight facilities, will further enhance the logistic advantages Salisbury offers through road, rail, sea and air networks.
Economic INDICATORS
Salisbury. At the centre of South Australia’s economy. $
$5.92 BILLION
6,292
51,411
10.8%
Gross Regional Product
Businesses in Salisbury
Jobs in Salisbury
Increase in jobs ‘06-’15
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“BAE Systems is Australia’s most versatile defence and security company. We have provided support to the Australian Defence Force for more than 60 years. We established our headquarters in the city of Salisbury because of its significance as South Australia’s major centre for defence and technology research.” Glynn Phillips Chief Executive BAE Systems Australia
A sense of progress. Salisbury is a city that is growing in output and stature. Population growth sits alongside industry expansion, and both are underpinned by the continuing growth of our knowledge and skill base. Population Growth
A Skilled Workforce
With over 140,000 residents Salisbury is one of the
With over 4,000 students studying at our local
most populous council areas in South Australia. It’s
University of South Australia’s Mawson Lakes campus
also among the youngest, with the median age
and the TAFE (Technical and Further Education)
four years younger than the Adelaide average. With
College, Salisbury is able to offer local businesses a
a diverse cultural mix, growth has been driven by
highly skilled and diverse workforce with an above
popularity with overseas migrants and its affordability
average rate of trade qualifications. The proportion
for first home buyers, families and investors. All of this
of residents with a university or post-graduate
represents opportunities for local businesses. More
qualification is rising rapidly, supporting the growth of
people, more skilled workers and more demand for
firms working in knowledge intensive industries.
housing, goods and services.
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A Progressive Approach to Sustainability
Northern Economic Plan
Salisbury is internationally acclaimed for its
Salisbury partners with the State Government
pioneering approach to water and biodiversity
to deliver the Northern Economic Plan.
management and through its extensive wetland
The plan is a blueprint for a prosperous
network, making it the logical choice for
northern Adelaide, focused on creating jobs
organisations with an environmentally sustainable
and empowering local communities.
To drive the prosperity of northern Adelaide,
approach to doing business. With 30% of
$24.65
Salisbury’s water needs being met through recycled water, local businesses can also achieve significant
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cost savings.
Future Investment
of new initiatives in Northern Economic Plan priority areas
Featuring prominently in the State Government’s 30 Year Plan, and playing host to a large share of the Federal Government’s defence industry provides confidence to ongoing public investment in Salisbury. Current multi-million dollar projects such as the $985 million Northern Connector, Parafield Airport commercial developments, Air Warfare Destroyer project, submarines, MQ-4C Triton and Drone programs provide a strong base.
Job target
15,000 JOBS by 2025
Location snapshot Salisbury has all the elements in place to provide a bright future for your business. Salisbury has some of the best value industrial land available in the country. This is underpinned by world-class infrastructure and policy framework that has encouraged consistent public and private investment over many years. Mawson Lakes and Technology Park Mawson Lakes and Technology Park combine a vibrant world class business centre with great lifestyle and amenities. Adjacent to UniSA’s expertise and research facilities, the location is ideal for entrepreneurial startups and globally focussed knowledge intensive businessess. Internationally focussed firms such as Codan, Ellex, Topcon, Sarstedt, Speedcast, Lockheed Martin and Saab Technologies Australia are based in the precinct.
Edinburgh Parks is Adelaide’s largest modern industrial estate. Its ample land, excellent infrastructure and proximity to transport routes make it a favourite for businesses involved in manufacturing, defence, warehousing, transport and logistics. Edinburgh Parks is home to
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Headquarters), Inghams, Lockheed Martin, SA Structural, DSTG and RAAF Base Edinburgh. Pooraka Pooraka is home to South Australia’s main wholesale fruit and vegetable market. The market, excellent transport infrastructure and centrality to a large workforce has made it a favourite for food processing, manufacturing, logistics, wholesaling, and logistics firms. Businesses such as Auscold Logistics, Goodman, General Dynamics Land Systems Australia, Stegbar, Lifestyle Bakery and Farmers Direct are based in Pooraka. Direk (Vicinity Industrial Base) The Vicinity Industrial Base caters to businesses of all sizes. Its location just 10km from Adelaide’s inner-north industrial areas has made it the newest and fastest growing industrial estate in Adelaide. Vicinity offers outstanding access to the Northern expressway and soon-to-be-constructed Northern Connector. The precinct is home national businesses such Nick Scali, Cahill Transport, Kimberly Clark and Rand Logistics. Salisbury South The versatility of Salisbury South as an industrial precinct is demonstrated by its diverse industry mix - including construction, food manufacturing,
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organisations such as Coles, BAE Systems (Australian
pharmaceuticals and logistics. The precinct is renowned for its iconic business such Bickford’s, RM Williams, Mayne Pharma, Lion, Michells and Coca Cola Amatil. Surrounded by a skilled labour force, Salisbury South offers great value in a tightly held location.
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“Salisbury was the only choice that made sense when it came to establishing our headquarters due to its central location and easy access to our markets. Salisbury provides us with room to move and the opportunity for flexibility and continued growth.” Marc Fabig Director Osmoflo
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Major Corporate Presence
As South Australia’s major industrial and economic
It’s no coincidence that some of Australia’s most
base, Salisbury is home to around 5000 defence
recognised and valuable brands call Salisbury home.
personnel, and a hub for other key industry sectors
Renowned names include Bickfords, Inghams, Lion,
including logistics, food, high value manufacturing
Mayne Pharma, Codan, Ellex, Liebherr, BAE Systems,
and water technologies.
SAAB Technologies and Osmoflo are part of the strong local business community.
Sustained Growth
Cost ADVANTAGES
Despite its success, Salisbury remains an affordable
Industry Strengths
place to do business. Salisbury offers some of the most
Salisbury has actively supported the clustering of
attractively priced and well serviced industrial land in
industry by bringing together companies that share
Australia. Council rates for business are amongst the
common markets, workforce skill requirements and
lowest in the State and a competitive local labour
technologies.
market makes finding skilled staff highly achievable.
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Lower rent than metropolitan Adelaide1
Lower labour costs compared to national average2
Lower industrial land prices than metro Adelaide3
Lower priced water per litre than mains water4
Prime rents based at $68/m2 net, are on average 26 per cent cheaper than metropolitan Adelaide - source Knight Frank: October 2016 South Australian labour costs are nine per cent below the Australian average (17 per cent below WA, up to seven per cent below NSW, QLD and VIC) - source ABS 6302 3 Industrial Land less than 5000m2 approximately 66 per cent cheaper than metropolitan Adelaide - source Knight Frank: October 2016 4 As of 1st July 2016 Salisbury’s bulk supply of recycled water was $1.65/kL, 50% cheaper than SA Water’s Tier 2 mains price. Salisbury’s retail prices are 23% cheaper at $2.55/kL 1 2
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A sense of cooperation. We are a strong and optimistic community in which our business sector plays a key role. Salisbury Council understands this, and has been committed over many years to supporting industry, development and investment, and working with other levels in Government to promote the interests of businesses. Fast-Tracked Development
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Boasting one of the most capable and efficient
We will work closely with you to understand your
planning and development teams in Australia,
business requirements, and then provide a synopsis
our approvals for most commercial extensions are
of opportunities, solutions including site identification,
granted within 14 days, commercial buildings within
market research and statistics.
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“Continuing support from the City of Salisbury enables Bickfords Australia to further grow our business in this region. As worldclass beverage manufacturers, we have been part of South Australia’s heritage since 1839.” Angelo Kotses Managing Director Bickfords
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Practical Support for Business
Business Introductions
Council’s Economic Development team, based at
By using its network of over 6,500 local businesses,
the Polaris Business and Innovation Centre, supports
as well as State, Federal and local government
economic growth by providing practical advice and
contacts, the Economic Development team can
information to investors and delivering programs that
facilitate introductions between potential customers,
improve business performance. The Polaris Centre
suppliers and stakeholders to expedite the process
delivers group programs as well as intensive one-on-
of doing business in Salisbury.
one sessions designed to provide business owners with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed.
Site Selection and Development The team is able to apply its knowledge of the local
Finding Talent
property market, including zoning, contact with land
Strong relationships with local employment
owners, developers, agents and government bodies
agencies and education providers and an intimate
to assist with site selection and navigate the process
understanding of the local labour market means the
of development.
Polaris Centre DELIVERS
Polaris Centre can help you source your labour needs.
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Event attendees*
Training hours*
Businesses assisted*
Start-ups supported*
*Polaris Centre business support activity in 12 months of 2016/17
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“We connect students, partners and researchers and align the most up-to-date industry knowledge with the ambition to learn through experience. We do this from a unique location adjacent to Technology Park at Mawson Lakes, a vibrant nexus of world renowned high-tech organisations.” Professor Simon Beecham Pro Vice Chancellor: Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment University of South Australia
A sense of community. Salisbury is much more than a great place to do business, it also offers a great lifestyle. Just 15km north of Adelaide’s CBD, it is part of a city ranked the 5th most liveable in the world by the Economist Intelligence Unit 2015.
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Community Facilities
Our people
Hundreds of kilometres of walking trails, dozens
Over 140,000 people from all over the world
of parks, wetlands to learn from and explore,
call Salisbury home today. It is a diverse and
recreation centres, an aquatic centre, libraries,
welcoming community. New migrants and young
adult learning centres and the arts, provide
families have been attracted to the area’s affordable
a wealth of ways for residents to enjoy their
housing and strong community networks. The city
leisure time.
provides a great place to live, work and play.
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Education
World Class Research Facilities:
The University of South Australia Mawson
Based at the Mawson Lakes Campus the
Lakes Campus is known for its IT, engineering,
University of South Australia’s Division of IT,
environment, science, manufacturing and
Engineering and the Environment is home to
mathematics programs. It delivers education and
several international research institutes and
research of international importance and was one
research centres.
of only two universities in Australia to receive
Future Industries Institute
ERA ‘5’ ratings across all its assessed fields of
UniSA’s new multi-million dollar Future Industries
engineering research *
Institute (FII) focuses on building knowledge and capacity in core future industries, which are
Salisbury TAFE campus is a vibrant hub for language, literacy and numeracy and English language preparation, as well as offering training programs in community services and aged care.
high value, knowledge intensive alternatives underpinned by unique skill bases and technology solutions. The School of Engineering has a long standing commitment to outcomes based research which
Parafield Airport is one of Australia’s leading
it conducts through the Barbara Hardy Institute,
aviation education facilities, dedicated to
the Research Node for Low Carbon Living, the
specialised training of pilots and Licensed Aviation Maintenance Engineers.
Defence and Systems Institute, the Agricultural Machinery Research and Design Centre and the Laser Physics and Photonics Devices Laboratory.
There are more than 20 local kindergartens and
The School of Information Technology &
pre-schools, over 30 primary schools, and 10
Mathematical Sciences is the State’s largest
secondary schools.
information and communications technology
*Excellence in Research for Australia 2015 (5 is the highest rating and equates to ‘well above world standard’)
provider, and is home to several research centres including the Advanced Computing Research Centre, the Centre for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, the Institute for Telecommunications Research (ITR) and the Phenomics and Bioinformatics Research Centre. The School of Natural and Built Environments is a leading provider of education and research aimed at improving environmental and socioeconomic sustainability with strengths in natural and built environment education, environmental stewardship, smart and healthy communities and water and natural resources.
UniSA forms linkages with INDUSTRY AND GOVERNMENT PARTNERS to engage with their research capabilities.
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A sense of opportunity. Salisbury is a place of energy and opportunity, with several key developments providing opportunity for business right now: Salisbury City Centre The City of Salisbury has developed a road map for creating a revitalised City Centre. This involves exciting investment opportunities which the council is committed to facilitating, which includes developing a estimated $37 million Community Hub.
www.salisburycitycentre.com.au Northern Adelaide Food Park South Australia’s premier food manufacturing precinct is being developed in Edinburgh Parks. The Northern Adelaide Food Park will provide businesses with the benefits of co-location, such as access to transport infrastructure and services on one site, and a skilled workforce. A $7 million Food Park Business Attraction Fund has been opened by the State Government to provide assistance to food processors, food manufacturers and supporting service providers looking to locate to the Northern Adelaide Food Park. Now is the time to be an early tenant to secure the best sites and to shape the precinct to meet your business needs.
www.pir.sa.gov.au/foodpark Parafield Airport Parafield Airport offers many retail and industrial development opportunities. With over 100 hectares of developable land and aligned with major arterial roads. Parafield is in the heart of the northern metropolitan area and well placed to service the north of Adelaide. Home to over 50 businesses and soon to be home to Adelaide’s newest retail precinct which will feature over 60 Outlet tenancies.
www.parafieldairport.com.au South Australian Produce Market Food Precinct Expansion Expressions of interest are being called from a broad range of SA’s iconic and developing food growers, wholesalers, processors and exporters to be part of an exciting new master planned food precinct. Set in a prime location, if you process and wholesale meat, baked goods, ready meals and fresh produce this could be your strategic developed factory outlet food experience. Areas available for lease are from 80m2 to 5,000m2.
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Things you didn’t know. Local industry is packed full of surprises. Businesses in Salisbury have far reaching capacities beyond what most realise. BAE Systems’ $10 million advanced manufacturing facility at Edinburgh Parks provides titanium parts for the global F-35 Lightning II program. It houses a new machining capability in Australia that is only the second of its kind in the world. The machine tool produces components that form part of the vertical tails for Joint Strike Fighter aircraft. Liehberr’s recent $65 million expansion provides support for the world’s largest Mining Excavator weighing over 800 tonnes with an engine output of 2,984kW and capable of moving 7000 tonnes per hour. That’s enough soil hourly to fill the pots of
Every year the City of Salisbury captures and re-uses enough stormwater to fill
30 million bath tubs
2.8 million plants UniSA’s Kira Micro Mill can manufacture features smaller than the diameter of a
human hair
Local manufacturer R.M. Williams provides the Australian Army with over
40,000 pair of boots
Parafield Airport trains over 300 pilots per year for Airlines and is the seventh busiest airport in Australia for movements.
250,000 tonnes of produce worth
$550 million is traded each year at the Adelaide Produce Market. SpeedCast is a leading global network and satellite communications service provider offering highquality managed networks services in over 90 countries; and a global maritime network serving customers worldwide. With 33 international sales & support offices and 31 teleport operations, and over 5,000 links on land and at sea, SpeedCast supports mission critical applications. SpeedCast is publicly listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.
globAL COVERAGE
The City of Salisbury is home to Tindo Solar, Australia’s only manufacturer of solar panels. Tindo is the word used for Sun by the Kaurna people, indigenous to the Adelaide Plains where Tindo Solar’s plant is situated.
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Sense the Future. New thinking will underpin Australia’s future success. In Salisbury new thinking is being applied to the transformation of individual firms and whole industry sectors. It’s at the core of our entrepreneurial community, identifying opportunities and developing new businesses. It exists within our institutions as researchers work at the cutting edge of knowledge and apply that to industry needs.
In a competitive environment, maintaining the status quo isn’t an option. The City of Salisbury is committed to providing the right environment for business to thrive. In Salisbury, new thinking has: • Underpinned product development and market expansion of the food processing sector; • Focussed on the development of the local workforce to create more competitive firms; • Kept business costs low through the provision of low cost water and below average Council rates;. • Delivered comprehensive business support at the Polaris Centre to grow a new generation of thriving businesses; • Developed superior R&D facilities supporting defence contractors, natural resources companies, fabricators and food processors to access new markets; • Improved transport infrastructure to build on Salisbury’s reputation for its excellent warehousing options and seamless freight system.
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Community Services Business Case How can we help you? decision as City of Salisbury staff can work closely with you to make your investment smooth as possible. Our services are free and confidential and include: Site selection support
Employment Services that call Salisbury Home: Ask Employment and Training
Free customised tours of our business precincts Introductions to potential local suppliers, customers and business networks for Salisbury Statistics, facts and information to help you assess the business case industry Efficient and quick planning approvals which is recognised by the property Centres Links and introductions to Government agencies and Research and Development
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Why Salisbury? The City of Salisbury shines as one of Australia’s most successful business regions, outperforming the State average for attracting investment and creating jobs over the past two decades. Close proximity to the CBD; excellent transport linkages; an established and diverse business base; access to leading research facilities; and a supply of affordable, fully serviced industrial land means that Salisbury makes good business sense. Salisbury’s workforce has always boasted an above average rate of trade qualifications. In recent years, new developments such as Mawson Lakes have provided employment opportunities and a lifestyle which have attracted greater numbers of university graduates to the city. Salisbury Council is renowned as one of the most progressive and business friendly local authorities in the country. A highly efficient, streamlined development and planning process, combined with a progressive attitude means that most commercial developments are approved within 21 days and major projects within four months.
The place to make a difference
service agencies have selected Salisbury as their base in the north. The case for locating in Salisbury is compelling:
Salisbury is the place to locate whether you are providing aged care or child care, employment services or disability services, migrant support or any other community service. Located centrally, Salisbury is the ideal location from which to provide services to the rapidly growing northern
• Salisbury provides a central location to provide services to South Australia’s most rapidly growing region
Adelaide region. Locations such as Salisbury City Centre, Mawson Lakes and Ingle Farm are activity hubs well serviced by public transport and supporting a cluster of complementary services such as community centres, local government services and Centrelink (in the case of Salisbury). These locations have a range of office accommodation and public amenity to be the perfect fit for your business. Major firms such as Helping Hand, Bedford, ACH Group, Phoenix and a host of job
• For child care providers, the region boasts a higher that average proportion of pre-schoolers • The region is a magnet for recent arrivals due to the affordability of housing and strong community networks • A significant forecast growth in the number of persons aged 60 or over by 2021 • Tracts of well serviced and zoned land suitable for developing purpose built accommodation The City of Salisbury is renowned for its mix of business and community services. Base yourself in Salisbury and you will be in good company.
Industrial rental costs in the region average $72/m2 net, which is 26 per cent less expensive than the Greater Adelaide average. 2 Land values for sites less than 5,000m are 60 per cent cheaper than the Greater Adelaide average. The area also offers one of South Australia’s lowest Council rates for industrial and commercial property, with rates up to 58 per cent lower than nearby Council areas. A dedicated Economic Development team within Council is ready to listen to your business needs and provide advice and assistance to help you take advantage of all that Salisbury has to offer. Salisbury. It makes good business sense.
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