
Local firm looks to expand
IT IS no surprise the positive impact that the manufacturing sector has across the local region and furthermore, Australia-wide, with statistics showing it sitting within the top five most productive industries, generating $417.6m across Greater Shepparton.
For 23 years, K&S Industries has evolved from a small, local provider to a business with a broad reach, focusing heavily into the Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane areas. Its 50 staff work through the process of consultation, design and ultimately, the supply of pallets or crates to cater for the unique requirements of a range of prestigious clients. Locally K&S Industries has been especially active with the stone fruit and citrus exporters in the Shepparton, Swan Hill and Griffith areas. supplying them with sustainable solutions tailored to each client’s unique requirements.

Owner, Victor Kyriakou said, “The importance of our local service can’t be overstated. We contribute to large-scale projects like the Snowy Hydro Scheme and Sydney tunnels, while also supporting local enterprises. This dual focus amplifies the importance of local businesses in larger economic contexts.
“Local collaboration is crucial for regional growth. We pride ourselves on having weathered the timber crisis, aiding many local businesses during that period. Our focus on the Greater Shepparton area has allowed us to contribute significantly to the community, thereby enriching the region as a whole.
“It’s a source of immense pride for us to be a pivotal part of the local manufacturing landscape. We view ourselves not just as a business but as an active community member, contributing to the growth and resilience of local industries.
“Our success can largely be attributed to our service-oriented ethos and a ‘can-do’ attitude. Additionally, our passionate and skilled workforce has been pivotal in establishing us as a trusted provider.
“We have ambitious plans for the future. One of our main areas of focus is expanding further into the Melbourne market. We are dedicating significant resources to this, and with the addition of our new sawmill, we are creating more security for the future,” Victor said.





