Woolworths has again topped the list of Australia’s most valuable brands for the fourth year in a row, while Bunnings has been recognised as the strongest brand in the country for a second year.
Bunnings has leapt eight places to become Australia’s strongest brand while Woolworths is the country’s most valuable, according to the latest Brand Finance charts.
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The Australian retail sector has now overtaken banking in overall brand value, accounting for 25 per cent of total brand value in the Brand Finance Australia 100 2021 ranking, according to the latest Brand Finance report. Among Australian brands,
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Australia has ranked as the 12th most valuable nation brand, valued US$1.3 trillion, according to the Brand Finance Nation Brands 2020 index. However, in recession for the first time in 28 years, Australia is seeing higher unemployment and significant government debt, although economic partnerships with East Asian nations should help in supporting growth.
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Woolworths is Australia’s Most Valuable Brand, according to a new report. According to the Brand Finance Global 500, Woolworth’s brand grew 5 per cent over the last year and is valued at $11.8 billion.
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Qantas has become Australia’s strongest brand, surging from third place last year and improving its brand strength index to 86.6. Telstra remains Australia’s most valuable brand, despite its brand value dropping 7.3 per cent, according to the latest brand value report by Brand Finance.
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