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Infomedia encourages all staff to play their part in environmental sustainability by creating positive change through establishing recycling programs, reducing paper usage and reducing energy and water consumption.
 

Introducing Infomedia


Infomedia development division was established in 1990 as a leading supplier of electronic parts catalogs for the automotive industry.

Infomedia's electronic parts catalogs have become the global standard for the automotive industry, used by more than 50,000 dealers in over 160 countries and 25 languages.

In 2000, Infomedia acquired Datateck Publishing Pty Ltd, a data management company, resulting in an immediate broadening of the Infomedia product and service range.

Since then, the Company has worked steadily on both consolidating its position as an electronic parts catalog  provider of choice for the global automotive industry, as well as exploring opportunities in other complex parts and service dependent industries.

As a result, Infomedia products have an international reputation for ease of use, productivity gains, high quality and mission critical reliability.

Infomedia is an Australian publicly listed company with headquarters in Sydney and support centres in Australia, Europe, Japan, Latin America and North America.

Infomedia Ltd is an Australian public company which listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in August 2000 (ASX symbol 'IFM').

Latest news

Infomedia appoints new Managing Director for its European Subsidiary

26 Mar 2009
SYDNEY – Infomedia Ltd today announced the appointment of Rob Whalley as Managing Director of the Company’s European subsidiary, IFM Europe Ltd. Mr Whalley comes to Infomedia with more than 30 years experience in the automotive industry.


Infomedia FY2008 Results Announcement

19 Aug 2008
SYDNEY – International automotive software developer, Infomedia Ltd (IFM) today released its 2008 financial year results. The Company is pleased to report net profit after tax of $13,066,000 for the 2008 financial year which is within the guidance range provided in December 2007.