CrispTech achieves place in Queensland Top 400 Private Business Awards

CrispTech Pty Ltd

Monday, 08 November, 2010

After the honour of being nominated as one the finalists in the 2010 Lord Mayor Business Awards, CrispTech has received a ranking of 217 in the 2010 QBR Queensland Top 400 Business Awards.

Now in their eighth year, the Q400 Business Awards recognise and celebrate the success of Queensland's leading private companies and businesses.

The CrispTech group would like to thank its customers for their continued support that has helped the company reach this achievement.

The 2010 Queensland Top 400 Business Awards were celebrated on 29 October at Brisbane’s Sofitel Hotel.

Content from other channels on our network

Novel molecule paves the way for more efficient computers

DNA-inspired design enhances flexible fibre sensors

New nanostructural layer enhances silicon solar cell efficiency

'Cold' sintering technique for next-gen batteries

Avoiding EMC issues: simple tests you can do yourself

PE20 Palletising System by Optima Robotics

Snackfood development: protein puffs that are easy to swallow

China's new food colouring standard welcomed by industry

Bega to close Strathmerton cheese processing plant by mid-2026

Fonterra invests a further $70m to move away from coal

Tallawang Solar Hybrid project secures access rights

CSIRO announces ON Accelerate project teams

SEW Water Saver App recognised as awards finalist

How AI-powered bushfire detection can protect forests and communities

Industrias partners with Microgrid Power to maintain solar

CrispTech achieves place in Queensland Top 400 Private Business Awards

CSIRO invites SMEs to free R&D program to advance digital innovation

Bega Group to close Victorian cheese factory

Long-duration battery technologies crucial for a clean energy future: UNSW

Content from other channels on our network