After a number of significant company changes, Ovato CEO Kevin Slaven announced in June he would not be renewing his contract with James Hannan stepping into the CEO role of the print business in June this year
7 June, 2021A 28,000 square metre factory site in Brisbane which houses Ovato’s Queensland operation and is owned by a property trust linked to Ovato chairman, Michael Hannan, is on the market
4 May, 2021Ovato posts a $9.7m net loss with EBITDA before significant items at $22.3m including $18.3m in JobKeeper payments
1 March, 2021Ovato managing director Kevin Slaven says the company’s exceptional circumstances mean its now approved restructuring scheme has set no precedent
20 January, 2021Ovato managing director Kevin Slaven has hit back at claims that the printing company’s actions will damage the broader industry
18 January, 2021The PVCA says it supports positive action and cannot condone the recent actions of Ovato
18 January, 2021As the details of Ovato’s survival plan sink in across the printing industry, the Australian Manufacturing Workers Union has expressed shock that taxpayers will foot the redundancy bill for 300 staff
17 November, 2020Ovato CEO Kevin Slaven says the company is working hard to minimise job losses, but the impact of COVID-19 is massive and changes are needed to ensure viability
4 August, 2020Newspaper downturn hits print and distribution giant Ovato
2 September, 2019New year sees a new press, new name for ASX-listed printer
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