【财经要闻】

维州政府发放第二轮“节能补贴”  符合条件家庭每户100澳元

维州政府本周起向符合条件的家庭发放100澳元“节能补贴”（Power Saving Bonus），截至目前，已有超过7万人申请，总额约700万澳元。

与第一轮“节能补贴”不同，本轮补贴的申请对象仅限持有合格优惠卡的居民，其中包括合格的医疗、养老和退伍军人优惠卡，每户限领一次。申请时需要提交最新电费账单，可通过维州能源比较网站、电话或社区办理。大多数家庭将在10个工作日内收到补贴。

同时，州政府鼓励居民使用能源比较网站寻找更便宜的电力供应商。数据显示，用户转换供应商，平均每年可节省240澳元。

澳洲主权财富基金年回报率超12%     资产规模升至2520亿澳元

澳大利亚主权财富基金（Future Fund）周二发布报告称，在截至今年6月的一年中录得12.2%的回报率，高于前一年的9.1%，总资产规模升至2520亿澳元。

强劲的全球股市及非公开市场投资是业绩增长的主要驱动力。该基金约三分之一的资产投资于发达及新兴市场的股票，并在基础设施领域增加澳元资产，以对冲通胀和汇率风险。

该基金聚焦国家重点项目和多元配置，加大对住房、能源和基建等国家重点领域的关注。同时，持续推进多元化布局，包括增加对发达市场货币和黄金等大宗商品的投资。

澳洲两大超市因少付工资面临巨额赔偿      周一午盘股价涨跌不一

周一，澳洲两大著名超市Woolworths 和 Coles 表示，因联邦法院判决其少支付员工工资，可能需要支付巨额赔偿。Woolworths 预计，赔偿费在税后1.8 亿至3.3亿澳元之间，利息和税费可能再增加1.4 亿至2亿澳元。Coles预计，赔偿费在1.5亿至2.5亿澳元之间。

2020年，澳大利亚公平工作检查署提起诉讼，控告上述两家公司少支付员工工资，共涉及约27,000名员工，并且内部赔偿方案“严重低估”应支付的费用。

消息公布后，两家超市的股价周一午盘走势不一。Woolworths上涨0.25%至27.66澳元，Coles则回落1.23%至23.665澳元。一年来，两只股票分别下跌20.15%和上涨26.69%。

【澳股】

【异动股】Wiseway Group万纬物流(ASX:WWG) 取得IPO上市以来最佳财务业绩

澳洲货运和物流运营公司Wiseway Group Ltd (ASX股票代码:WWG) 股价异动，周一飙涨33.33%。

Wiseway近期公布的年报显示，2025财年该公司取得自2018年IPO上市以来的最佳业绩。

上财年WWG营业收入为1.867亿澳元，EBITDA利润达到1340万澳元，较前一年分别增长66%和65%。

Wiseway集团CEO Ken Tong表示，2025财年是具有转型意义的一年，集团取得了有史以来最好的财务业绩。

展望前景，Wiseway将坚守既定战略，聚焦中国、澳洲、新西兰、美国等核心市场电子商务贸易相关的增长机遇。

澳华财经在线数据库显示，WWG最新价0.18澳元，已发行股本1.71亿股，市值3075万澳元。

截止上年末公司账面现金结余1450万澳元。

（图片来源：WWG公告）

（图片来源：WWG公告）

【异动股】Quickfee (ASX:QFE)暴涨78%：以2635万美元出售美国Pay Now业务 

Quickfee Ltd (ASX股票代码:QFE) 宣布以2635万美元（约4000万澳元）价格向受私募巨头KKR及Bessemer创投支持的美国科技公司Aiwyn, Inc.出售其美国Pay Now（ACH、信用卡和Connect）业务。

该交易对价为Pay Now 25财年业务收入的5倍。

周一QFE应声暴涨77.78%。

QuickFee董事局主席Dale Smorgon表示，Aiwyn是一家备受支持、声誉卓著的行业领导者，公司将会从双方的战略合作关系中持续受益。

Quickfee董事会考虑将交易所得款项用于分红、偿债等用途，预计将在11月的年度股东大会之前通报其资本管理决策。

（图片来源：QFE公告）

澳华财经在线数据库显示，QFE最新价0.096澳元，已发行股本3.72亿股，市值3576万澳元。

截止上季度末公司账面现金结余1371万澳元。

（图片来源：QFE公告）

China-Australia service trade, a sophisticated symphony 

2024北京服博会（CIFTIS）为参会的澳大利亚企业提供了展示其绿色经济以及教育和培训方面优势的平台。 图片来源： Austrade 官网

By Peijin Zhang

When the 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS) opens in Beijing on September 10, Australia, the guest country of honor this year, will bring its largest-ever delegation to the event.

CIFTIS is the world’s largest fair dedicated to the promotion of trade in services. Since its inception in 2012, it has brought together enterprises from around the world to share opportunities from China's opening up, vast market and development of trade in services.

This year’s Australian participation will be unprecedented in scale, with both its exhibition space and participant count setting a new record. The Australian pavilion will double in size from last year’s, featuring over 60 companies.

According to Nick Henderson, regional general manager for Greater China at Tourism Australia, the exhibitors will highlight Australia’s leadership across a broad range of sectors — including green economy, education, tourism, consumer goods, and healthcare — and seek to explore and deepen cooperation with Chinese partners. Key participants include ANZ, CPA Australia, the University of Adelaide, and Tourism Australia.

Australia’s role as the guest country of honor is far more than ceremonial; it is a powerful testament to the maturation and diversification of the economic relationship between China and Australia. It signals a strategic pivot from a traditional trade dynamic to a more sustainable and deeply integrated partnership built on interaction, innovation, and services.

China is Australia's largest two-way trading partner, accounting for 26 percent of Australia’s global goods and service trade in fiscal year 2023-24. Its goods and service exports to China totaled AU$ 212.7 billion ($139.49 billion) in 2023-24. Service exports were up by a whopping 42.3 percent in the same period.

China-Australia service trade is flourishing, driven by complementary strengths and shared economic interests. This year’s CIFTIS is a great opportunity for Australian service providers to interact with and showcase their capabilities to prospective customers in China. 

Australia’s service industry, renowned for its excellence in education, tourism, finance, and healthcare, aligns seamlessly with China’s growing demand for high-quality services. 

Australia has long been a premier destination for Chinese students seeking high-quality tertiary education and a multicultural experience. Universities have moved beyond simple student recruitment to establish deep institutional partnerships. 

A prime example is the University of Technology Sydney and its extensive research collaboration with Shanghai University and other Chinese institutions in fields like biomedical engineering and data science, creating new intellectual property and tackling global challenges together.

Tourism is also a success story. Chinese visitors are drawn to Australia’s unique landscapes, wildlife, and cosmopolitan cities. The recovery of international travel is reinstating this vital people-to-people link. 

And the model is evolving. It’s no longer just about volume; it’s about value and specialization. Australian tour operators are collaborating with Chinese platforms to develop high-end experiences, catering to the sophisticated demands of Chinese travelers. 

Financial services represent another area of joint collaboration. Australian financial institutions have expanded their presence in China, leveraging opportunities presented by China opening its financial markets. 

For example, companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange have partnered with Chinese fintech firms to develop innovative solutions for cross-border payments and investment platforms. These partnerships not only enhance efficiency but also pave the way for greater integration of the two economies.

Healthcare and aged care services are emerging as key areas of cooperation as well. Australia’s expertise in healthcare management and digital health solutions is highly sought after in China, where an aging population and rising healthcare demands require advanced services. Joint ventures between Australian and Chinese companies have already begun to address these needs, combining Australian innovation with China’s vast market reach.

The potential for Sino-Australian service trade remains vast. Digital services, including e-commerce, cybersecurity, and cloud computing, offer new avenues for collaboration. Australian tech companies, known for their creativity and adaptability, can partner with Chinese giants to explore opportunities in these fields. 

Additionally, environmental services and sustainable development solutions are gaining traction, aligning with both countries’ commitments to climate action. 

In the critical field of environmental services, Australia’s expertise in water management, waste treatment, and sustainable urban planning is in high demand as China pursues its dual carbon goal — peaking carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060. Australia’s sustainable building practices that are environmentally responsible and resource-efficient will be in high demand.

By combining Australia’s strengths in high-quality services with China’s unparalleled market scale, digital innovation, and manufacturing prowess, the two nations can co-create services and products for each other and beyond. This is the profound opportunity that CIFTIS represents — a chance to compose a new and more sophisticated symphony of trade, conducted in harmony for mutual benefit.

Against the backdrop of rising global protectionism, Australia’s enthusiastic participation with other countries will send a strong signal of opposing trade protectionism and supporting free trade, underscoring the irreversibility of economic globalization.

Author: Peijin Zhang, a Beijing-based current affairs commentator

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苹果秋季发布会或缺乏亮点 分析师称iPhone 17 Air有望掀起换机潮

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美国政企界加码AI应用布局和落地

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