Company, industry and country information: Build a company list

Coverage: The top 50,000 public and private companies in Australia by revenue.

Use the Advanced search page to build a list of companies based on location, industry, revenue, etc.

Company lists can only be viewed on screen and aren’t available for download.

Company360 assigns one or more SIC codes to each company based on the industries in which they operate. Select Advanced Search > Industries > Industry Search to build a list of companies that have been assigned a particular industry classification code.

You can build a list of companies based on a combination of these search fields.

DatAnalysis assigns each company a GICS Sector, GICS Industry Group, and GICS Industry code. To build a list of companies that have been assigned a particular GICS code, go to the Advanced Search page. At Section B, select the following options: 1. Section = Corporate Details > 2. Sub-section = GICS Industry. At the 3. Option section, you can either select a particular industry or select ‘display only’ to view the GICS industry code assigned to all companies.

Coverage: Start-ups and innovative companies from Australia and overseas.

Click on the green Search Now button. Select Add Companies filter to build a list of companies based on location, description, categories (industries/products), investment stage, etc.

Contact CAB@usyd.libanswers.com
Please use your Sydney email address when requesting the login details.

You can build a list of companies based on these industry/market classifications.

Company360 covers the top 50,000 companies in Australia. This includes major charities, cultural organisations, providers of social services, and professional associations.

You can use the site’s Advanced Search page to build a list of organisations based on various criteria including location and industry.

This directory covers over 3,500 community, industry, and professional associations.

You can use the site’s Advanced Search page to search for associations that fall under a range of categories including Arts; Community; Environment; History and Heritage; Indigenous; and Law.

The Australian Charities & Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) is the independent regulator of charities in Australia. The ACNC Register contains information on over 54,000 registered charities.

Click on the Advanced Search tab to build a list of charities based on location (state), who they help, countries of operation, or their purpose (charity subtype).

Select Search for a charity > Download Charity Register data to access ACNC datasets via data.gov.au.

A list of Australian accredited NGOs maintained by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

Access Pro Bono Australia’s national directory of not-for-profit organisations and charities.

Lists the top 50 philanthropic donors in Australia during the 2019/2020 financial year.

A list of Australian accredited NGOs maintained by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

Access the member list of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID).

The Department of Communications and the Arts maintains a list of cultural organisations that can receive tax deductible donations.

Access a list of galleries, museums, and Aboriginal cultural centres across NSW.

Access a list of Federal Government bodies by portfolio and type.

Access a directory of government departments, agencies, and trusts within NSW.

Coverage: Companies from Australia and overseas.

Click on the Company Information button at the top of the homepage to build a list of companies based on country, industry, revenue, etc.

Coverage: Start-ups and innovative companies from Australia and overseas.

Click on the green Search Now button. Select Add Companies filter to build a list of companies based on location, description, categories (industries/products), investment stage, etc.

Contact CAB@usyd.libanswers.com
Please use your Sydney email address when requesting the login details.

You can build a list of companies based on these industry/market classifications.