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Deloitte Queensland Index Top 100 Companies 31 March 2021 Queensland’s top 100 listed companies As at 31 March 2021 Top companies by market capitalisation Rank by Market Capitalisation Code Company Market capitalisation Change from Change from Mar'21 Dec'20 Dec'19 31 Mar 21 31 Dec 20 31 Dec 19 Dec'20 to Mar'21 Dec'19 to Mar'21 $million $million $million $million % $million % 1 1 1 SUN Suncorp Group Limited 12,644 12,436 16,273 209 1.7% (3,628) (22.3%) 2 2 3 DMP Domino's Pizza 8,328 7,500 4,515 828 11.0% 3,812 84.4% Enterprises Limited 3 3 2 AZJ Aurizon Holdings 7,179 7,233 10,216 (54) (0.8%) (3,037) (29.7%) Limited 4 7 8 BOQ Bank Of Queensland 5,526 3,521 3,200 2,006 57.0% 2,326 72.7% Limited 5 4 12 NXT NEXTDC Limited 4,750 5,575 2,267 (825) (14.8%) 2,482 109.5% 6 6 5 ALQ ALS Limited 4,669 4,635 4,428 34 0.7% 240 5.4% 7 5 7 CWY Cleanaway Waste 4,527 4,836 4,123 (309) (6.4%) 404 9.8% Management Limited 8 9 11 APE Eagers Automotive 3,592 3,415 2,631 177 5.2% 961 36.5% Limited 9 8 6 SGR The Star Entertainment 3,587 3,484 4,213 103 3.0% (626) (14.9%) Group Limited 10 10 4 FLT Flight Centre Travel 3,585 3,157 4,456 428 13.6% (871) (19.6%) Group Limited 11 11 10 TNE Technology One 3,001 2,634 2,641 367 13.9% 361 13.7% Limited 12 12 13 CTD Corporate Travel 2,675 2,388 2,232 288 12.1% 443 19.9% Management Limited 13 13 14 SUL Super Retail Group 2,658 2,378 1,999 280 11.8% 659 33.0% Limited 14 14 9 CMW Cromwell Property 2,159 2,277 3,063 (118) (5.2%) (903) (29.5%) Group 15 16 18 NSR National Storage REIT 2,041 1,944 1,446 97 5.0% 595 41.1% 16 18 17 EML EML Payments Limited 1,773 1,512 1,477 261 17.2% 296 20.0% 17 15 16 MP1 Megaport Limited 1,734 2,205 1,545 (472) (21.4%) 189 12.2% 18 19 25 PNI Pinnacle Investment 1,640 1,241 789 399 32.% 851 107.8% Management Group Limited 19 17 26 ORE Orocobre Limited 1,638 1,538 694 100 6.5% 944 136.1% 20 21 20 CKF Collins Foods Limited 1,214 1,124 1,039 90 8.0% 175 16.8% 21 20 15 NHC New Hope Corporation 1,182 1,179 1,713 3 0.3% (531) (31.0%) Limited 22 22 n/a DBI Dalrymple Bay 1,101 1,046 - 55 5.3% n/a n/a Infrastructure Ltd 23 23 23 GEM G8 Education Limited 877 1000 874 (123) (12.3%) 3 0.3% 24 35 80 NVX Novonix Limited 856 426 64 431 101.2% 792 1236.0% 02 Deloitte Queensland Index | Top 100 Companies Rank by Market Capitalisation Code Company Market capitalisation Change from Change from Mar'21 Dec'20 Dec'19 31 Mar 21 31 Dec 20 31 Dec 19 Dec'20 to Mar'21 Dec'19 to Mar'21 $million $million $million $million % $million % 25 26 29 DTL Data#3 Limited 799 864 571 (65) (7.5%) 228 39.9% 26 25 21 JIN Jumbo Interactive 792 878 931 (86) (9.8%) (139) (14.9%) Limited 27 24 22 GWA GWA Group Limited 756 922 876 (166) (18.1%) (121) (13.8%) 28 27 27 AAC Australian Agricultural 723 663 663 60 9.1% 60 9.1% Company Limited 29 28 38 AQZ Alliance Aviation 631 616 329 15 2.4% 302 91.8% Services Limited 30 34 32 PWH PWR Holdings Limited 574 453 479 121 26.8% 95 19.7% 31 33 30 SXY Senex Energy Limited 532 461 502 71 15.4% 30 5.9% 32 32 34 PPK PPK Group Limited 471 509 431 (38) (7.5%) 41 9.4% 33 36 n/a UNI Universal Store 469 388 - 81 20.8% n/a n/a Holdings Ltd 34 52 107 ADO Anteo Diagnostics 468 196 33 272 138.6% 436 1324.9% Limited 35 31 n/a AMI Aurelia Metals Limited 457 531 - (74) (14.0%) n/a n/a 36 30 28 AMA AMA Group Limited 412 587 655 (175) (29.8%) (243) (37.1%) 37 29 24 EOF Ecofibre Limited 389 616 792 (227) (36.9%) (403) (50.9%) 38 38 31 WGN Wagners Holding 356 350 487 6 1.6% (131) (26.9%) Company Limited 39 39 44 PPE People Infrastructure 345 335 238 10 2.9% 107 45.1% Ltd 40 37 35 SLC Superloop Limited 337 388 355 (51) (13.2%) (18) (5.2%) 41 42 53 RUL RPMGlobal Holdings 315 293 183 22 7.5% 132 72.2% Limited 42 40 47 SDG Sunland Group Limited 313 324 220 (11) (3.4%) 93 42.3% 43 43 33 NGI Navigator Global 300 282 459 18 6.3% (159) (34.6%) Investments Limited 44 81 78 KGL KGL Resources Limited 290 91 70 200 220.3% 221 317.1% 45 48 42 ABA Auswide Bank Ltd 285 254 247 32 12.4% 38 15.6% 46 41 54 PNR Pantoro Limited 268 310 182 (42) (13.6%) 85 46.8% 47 47 45 OTW Over the Wire Holdings 255 254 238 1 0.3% 17 7.3% Limited 48 44 39 GDF Garda Diversified 249 273 323 (24) (8.8%) (74) (22.9%) Property Fund 49 45 37 ANO Advance Nanotek 246 263 344 (17) (6.4%) (98) (28.5%) Limited 50 62 49 CDD Cardno Limited 244 136 211 108 79.1% 33 15.7% 51 46 41 MHJ Michael Hill 243 260 268 (18) (6.7%) (25) (9.4%) International Limited 52 51 55 GLL Galilee Energy Limited 210 204 179 6 2.9% 31 17.0% 53 50 40 SMR Stanmore Coal Limited 208 219 269 (11) (4.9%) (61) (22.6%) 54 53 120 AIS Aeris Resources Limited 192 190 21 2 1.2% 171 796.2% 55 54 56 WMA WAM Alternative Assets 191 188 175 3 1.6% 16 9.1% Ltd 56 49 95 EMV EMvision Medical 184 221 47 (37) (16.7%) 137 293.2% Devices Limited 03 Deloitte Queensland Index | Top 100 Companies Rank by Market Capitalisation Code Company Market capitalisation Change from Change from Mar'21 Dec'20 Dec'19 31 Mar 21 31 Dec 20 31 Dec 19 Dec'20 to Mar'21 Dec'19 to Mar'21 $million $million $million $million % $million % 57 58 60 ONT 1300SMILES Limited 174 159 145 15 9.2% 29 20.3% 58 66 48 ITG Intega Group Limited 170 123 212 48 38.8% (42) (20.0%) 59 68 76 HLA Healthia Limited 161 115 73 46 39.6% 88 121.5% 60 64 75 IPD Impedimed Limited 157 135 84 22 16.6% 73 86.6% 61 56 46 RFG Retail Food Group 155 172 222 (17) (9.9%) (68) (30.4%) Limited 62 59 57 SHJ Shine Corporate 153 156 160 (3) (1.7%) (7) (4.3%) Limited 63 57 61 MTO MotorCycle Holdings 152 164 128 (11) (6.8%) 24 18.8% Limited 64 55 50 VTG Vita Group Limited 143 177 195 (34) (19.1%) (52) (26.5%) 65 72 73 EGH Eureka Group Holdings 142 104 87 38 36.7% 54 61.8% Limited 66 87 n/a ZEO Zeotech Ltd 140 74 - 66 89.4% n/a n/a 67 124 116 SYA Sayona Mining Limited 138 28 23 110 400.8% 115 505.9% 68 93 142 LER Leaf Resources Limited 125 67 10 58 86.7% 116 1220.5% 69 67 82 BLU Blue Energy Limited 106 116 61 (9) (8.1%) 45 74.2% 70 74 66 LAU Lindsay Australia 105 102 105 3 2.9% 0.3 0.3% Limited 71 76 86 CAA Capral Limited 104 99 58 6 6.0% 46 79.7% 72 78 67 GAS State Gas Limited 102 97 104 5 5.4% (2) (1.7%) 73 80 68 CTP Central Petroleum 101 94 98 7 7.8% 4 3.9% Limited 74 77 70 TWD Tamawood Limited 99 98 94 2 1.6% 5 5.6% 75 73 n/a COS COSOL Limited 99 103 - (4) (3.9%) n/a n/a 76 79 122 IVR Investigator Resources 98 96 20 2 2.0% 79 403.7% Limited 77 70 94 NTD National Tyre & Wheel 94 109 47 (15) (13.7%) 46 97.9% Limited 78 83 90 RCW RightCrowd Limited 91 88 52 3 3.7% 39 75.7% 79 69 63 MSV Mitchell Services 89 112 118 (23) (20.5%) (29) (24.6%) Limited 80 82 84 PTB PTB Group Limited 88 88 60 (0.03) (0.03%) 28 47.2% 81 75 62 ANG Austin Engineering 87 99 127 (12) (11.8%) (40) (31.7%) Limited 82 63 125 IHR intelliHR Holdings 86 135 17 (49) (36.0%) 69 404.4% Limited 83 61 n/a YFZ Youfoodz Holdings Ltd 85 140 - (55) (38.9%) n/a n/a 84 85 51 MMI Metro Mining Limited 82 82 188 - 0.0% (106) (56.3%) 85 122 99 RFX Redflow Limited 82 29 40 53 183.3% 41 102.8% 86 102 108 ICT iCollege Limited 81 58 32 23 40.0% 49 153.5% 04 Deloitte Queensland Index | Top 100 Companies Rank by Market Capitalisation Code Company Market capitalisation Change from Change from Mar'21 Dec'20 Dec'19 31 Mar 21 31 Dec 20 31 Dec 19 Dec'20 to Mar'21 Dec'19 to Mar'21 $million $million $million $million % $million % 87 131 85 AVR Anteris Technologies 80 24 59 57 241.6% 21 36.1% Ltd 88 97 91 AUZ Australian Mines 79 64 52 16 25.0% 28 53.3% Limited 89 98 n/a MIO Macarthur Minerals 71 61 - 10 17.2% n/a n/a Limited 90 96 111 CWZ Cashwerkz Limited 70 64 30 7 10.7% 40 131.4% 91 89 69 MYE Mastermyne Group 69 72 97 (3) (3.7%) (28) (29.0%) Limited 92 142 175 PUR Pursuit Minerals 69 16 2 53 344.7% 67 3172.2% Limited 93 71 121 CHZ Chesser Resources 68 108 20 (40) (37.3%) 47 234.1% Limited 94 88 103 TGH Terragen Holdings 67 72 37 (5) (7.3%) 29 77.9% Limited 95 109 102 BCB Bowen Coking Coal 61 43 38 17 40.4% 23 60.4% Limited 96 99 92 FSI Flagship Investments 61 60 49 1 0.8% 12 24.5% Limited 97 65 52 TER Terracom Limited 60 128 183 (69) (53.5%) (124) (67.5%) 98 91 88 HRL HRL Holdings Limited 59 69 57 (10) (14.3%) 2 4.4% 99 100 154 TDL TBG Diagnostics 59 59 6 - 0.0% 53 900.0% Limited 100 92 79 RCT Reef Casino Trust 59 69 66 (10) (14.6%) (8) (11.3%) 05 Deloitte Queensland Index | Top 100 Companies For more information or any questions on this publication or Deloitte’s services contact Rob McConnel Nick Bright John Greig Qld Leader, M&A Partner, M&A Transaction Services Managing Partner, Queensland +61 7 3308 7300 +61 7 3308 7392 +61 7 3308 7108 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Alex Jordan Renee Jaszewski Cassandra Matthews Partner, M&A Advisory Director, M&A Valuations Associate Director, +61 7 3308 7221 +61 7 3308 7377 M&A Transaction Services [email protected] [email protected] +61 7 3308 1269 [email protected] This communication contains general information only, and none of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (“DTTL”), its global network of member firms or their related entities (collectively, the “Deloitte organisation”) is, by means of this communication, rendering professional advice or services.
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  • Bringing the Future Faster

    Bringing the Future Faster

    6mm hinge Bringing the future faster. Annual Report 2019 WorldReginfo - 7329578e-d26a-4187-bd38-e4ce747199c1 Bringing the future faster Spark New Zealand Annual Report 2019 Bringing the future faster Contents Build customer intimacy We need to understand BRINGING THE FUTURE FASTER and anticipate the needs of New Zealanders, and Spark performance snapshot 4 technology enables us Chair and CEO review 6 to apply these insights Our purpose and strategy 10 to every interaction, Our performance 12 helping us serve our Our customers 14 customers better. Our products and technology 18 Read more pages 7 and 14. Our people 20 Our environmental impact 22 Our community involvement 24 Our Board 26 Our Leadership Squad 30 Our governance and risk management 32 Our suppliers 33 Leadership and Board remuneration 34 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Financial statements 38 Notes to the financial statements 44 Independent auditor’s report 90 OTHER INFORMATION Corporate governance disclosures 95 Managing risk framework roles and 106 responsibilities Materiality assessment 107 Stakeholder engagement 108 Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) content 109 index Glossary 112 Contact details 113 This report is dated 21 August 2019 and is signed on behalf of the Board of Spark New Zealand Limited by Justine Smyth, Chair and Charles Sitch, Chair, Audit and Risk Management Committee. Justine Smyth Key Dates Annual Meeting 7 November 2019 Chair FY20 half-year results announcement 19 February 2020 FY20 year-end results announcement 26 August 2020 Charles Sitch Chair Audit and Risk Management Committee WorldReginfo - 7329578e-d26a-4187-bd38-e4ce747199c1 Create New Zealand’s premier sports streaming business Spark Sport is revolutionising how New Zealanders watch their favourite sports events.