Super Retail Group.
Australian public company
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's reaching Super Retail Group
Events traced to Super Retail Group, step by step, newest firstAround Super Retail Group this week
News at the entities that move Super Retail Group most-
ASIC StructuralASIC filings relate to a scandal involving a Singapore-based firm.Moves Super Retail Group
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Fair Work Ombudsman StructuralThe Fair Work Ombudsman stated that strict procedures must be followed before prosecution, and corruption requires urgent upfront regulation.Moves Super Retail Group
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Kelly StructuralLetitia James appointed Kelly as outside counsel on November 4, 2026.Moves Super Retail Group
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Middle East OperationalTidewater expands its presence in the Brazil market through an acquisition while facing geopolitical pressures.Moves Super Retail Group
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Sydney Shared contextResidents are moving from Sydney to Wollongong, with a Flinders Street development impacting Wollongong infrastructure.Moves Super Retail Group
Connections
The 13 strongest of 15, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
BCF Structural
Super Retail Group owns BCF, which operates as a subsidiary company.
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Supercheap Auto Structural
Super Retail Group owns and operates Supercheap Auto as a subsidiary.
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ASIC Structural
ASIC is actively investigating and taking legal action against Super Retail Group regarding governance failures and breaches of directors' duties.
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Rebel Structural
Super Retail Group owns Rebel, establishing a parent-subsidiary relationship.
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Paul Bradshaw Structural
Paul Bradshaw serves as the chief executive of Super Retail Group.
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Kelly Structural
Kelly served as the HR boss for Super Retail Group.
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Fair Work Ombudsman Structural
The Fair Work Ombudsman enforces labor laws and investigates compliance issues within Super Retail Group.
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Winning Operational
The relationship is competitive, driven by market pressures and reflected in executive appointments.
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Middle East Operational
The company's actions are observed to influence the geopolitical instability of the Middle East region.
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Wesfarmers Operational
The companies are observed to be competing in the market, as indicated by weak trading updates from both.
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Sydney Shared context
Super Retail Group held an investor day announcement in Sydney, establishing a geographical context.
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Nick Wells Mentioned together
Nick Wells provides commentary on the retail outlook for Super Retail Group.
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Sarah Court Mentioned together
No direct relationship between Sarah Court and Super Retail Group is observed in the evidence.