Cardno

Cardno Limited
Public
Traded as ASX: CDD
Industry Engineering and professional services consultancy; environmental management; design; project management
Founded 1945
Headquarters Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Key people
 John Marlay (Chairman); Graham Yerbury (CEO - Acting)
Products Services
Revenue A$1,309.60m (June 2014)
Number of employees
 around 8,200 (May 2014)
Slogan "Shaping the Future"
Website www.cardno.com

Cardno is a professional infrastructure and environmental services company, with expertise in the development and improvement of physical and social infrastructure for communities around the world.

Cardno’s team includes leading professionals who plan, design, manage and deliver sustainable projects and community programs.

Cardno is an international company listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: CDD).

History

Cardno building, Brisbane.

The original engineering practice from which the Cardno group evolved commenced operations in Brisbane, Queensland in 1945 as Cardno & Davies, founded by engineers Gerry Cardno and Harold Davies.

During the post-war boom years through to the 1970s, Cardno & Davies designed and supervised water supplies, bridges, dams and roads throughout Queensland, as well as sewerage systems in Brisbane and regional towns.

In 1999, Cardno & Davies merged with McMillan, Britton & Kell, a consulting engineering practice based in New South Wales. At this time, the Company was known as Cardno MBK and combined employed around 250 staff.

Cardno Limited listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX: CDD) in 2004. At the time of listing, Cardno employed a little over 500 staff.

In 2014, Andrew Buckley retired after 17 years at the helm of the company. Andrew was succeeded by Michael Renshaw, previously Executive General Manager – International with Cardno. As Cardno's CEO, Michael will continue to lead Cardno's strategic growth program.

Today, around 8,200 Cardno staff work in over 300 offices on projects in 85 countries throughout the world.

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