Victoria’s export champions take centre stage
The state's top exporters have been celebrated at the 47th Governor of Victoria Export Awards.
The winners included:
- family-owned skincare company Ego Pharmaceuticals crowned Victorian Exporter of the Year
- Australia’s largest manufacturer and supplier of ice cream Bulla Dairy won Regional Exporter Award
- Chief Executive of biopharmaceutical company Dimerix Dr Nina Webster awarded the Global Victoria Women's Award.
The winners spanned 13 national categories and 2 Victorian-specific categories, representing key industries including:
- agribusiness
- international health
- resources and energy
- manufacturing
- sustainability.
The state awards form part of the Australian Export Awards, with Victorian winners qualifying for consideration at the national awards, which are held in November.
Victorian exports remain vital for our state, driving high-value jobs, lifting productivity and growing the state's economy.
In 2025, the total value of our goods and services exports reached a record high of $78 billion.
Victoria's international network of 23 trade and investment offices drives foreign direct investment attraction and export growth in key international markets.
The $34.9 million Boosting Victorian Exports Package is helping small and medium-sized businesses take their products to global markets, identify new markets and diversify their customer base.
View the full list of the winners on the Governor of Victoria Export Awards page on the Global Victoria website.