Australia's premier mechanical engineering, design and project management team, Vertex Engineering Design represents a comprehensive point of contact for the manufacturing, power, processing and construction industries, in the following key areas:

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Lifting & Handling
  • Structural Steel
  • International Fabrication & Procurement

Vertex Engineering Design was founded in Australia in 1998. Since that time, Vertex has grown to become a turn-key solution and support partner for medium and large organisations throughout Australia and Asia. Vertex is a well-established company with an experienced and professional in-house team combined with a wide network of suppliers, partners and specialists.

Through work on large-scale international projects Vertex Engineering Design has forged strong links with key manufacturing facilities, suppliers and state-owned enterprises in China. To strengthen communication and maintain cost-effective quality control processes, Vertex concurrently operates from Australia and from its own premises in the Chengdu, the base of technological development in Western China.

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Change of Contact Details

Effective 1 January 2010 the office of Vertex Engineering Design has relocated (just around the corner).

Please update your delivery records to 1 / 88 Northgate Drive, Thomastown VIC 3074.

All of our other contact details (phone, fax, email and postal address) will remain unchanged. 

Share Market Outlook

The Australian share market is expected to lift by up to 15 per cent in 2010, after posting its best gains in 16 years as the domestic economy continues its recovery from the global financial crisis.

The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index hit a global crisis low of 3,121 points during intra-day trading in March 2009, but has since trended upward and closed at 4870.6 on December 31. CommSec chief economist Craig James said the gain of nearly 31 per cent since January was the best gain in 16 years.

"We believe that the global economy is in healinged mode at the moment, but it will take some time to get back to full health," Mr James said.There are still questions over the shape of the economic recovery in the United States, but in Australia the economy is being driven by China and strong population growth.

"So we're looking for the S&P/ASX200 index to reach 5,300 points by mid-year and 5,600 by the end of the year," Mr James said of the market's likely performance in 2010.

Source: AAP, December 31, 2009