Bosch in Australia
Bosch has had a presence in Australia since 1907, opening its first wholly owned subsidiary, Robert Bosch (Australia) Pty Ltd in 1954. Bosch generated revenue of more than 1.3 billion Australian dollars in 2024 in Oceania and employs over 1,300 associates as of December 31, 2024.
Bosch’s regional activities span a diverse range of businesses including household appliances, power tools and accessories, general automotive parts as well dedicated parts for motorsport enthusiasts, equipment for automotive workshops, franchised car servicing, industrial drive and control technology, factory automation solutions, efficient home comfort products, and service support for Bosch equipped eBikes.
Bosch in Oceania
Facts and figures about Bosch in Oceania 2022
Founded in 1907
Over 1,300
associates
AUD$1.3bn
in sales
Board of Directors
David Gibson
Managing Director of Robert Bosch (Australia) Pty. Ltd
David Gibson is Managing Director of Robert Bosch Australia, with responsibility for the Bosch Group in Oceania, and serves as General Manager of the Power Tools division in the region.
David joined Robert Bosch Australia in 2015 as General Manager of the Power Tools division, bringing more than a decade of senior leadership experience in the consumer goods industry. He has led the Bosch Power Tools business in Oceania for over ten years, driving sustained growth, advancing innovation, and strengthening partnerships across the retail, trade, construction, and industrial sectors.
He oversees Bosch’s diverse operations throughout Oceania and serves as Director of various Bosch companies in the region, continuing the company’s legacy of innovation and leadership in technology and manufacturing.
Nicole Sharman
Chief Financial Officer for Robert Bosch (Australia) Pty. Ltd
Nicole Sharman joined Bosch in 2016 as Chief Financial Officer of Bosch Australia. Nicole is a broadly skilled Chief Financial Officer with 20 years of successful experience. She places a strong focus on strategic and commercial imperatives, drawing from her background in automotive, manufacturing/engineering and service based organisations. Nicole has held various directorships and is currently Non-Executive Director of the Digital Leadership Institute (DLI) which equips leaders in business and government to lead and govern the change demanded by the evolving digital economy.
Nicole holds a Bachelor of Business Degree majoring in accounting from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. She is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD), Australian Society of CPA’s (FCPA), Australian Tax Institute (CTA) and the Business Continuity Institute in the UK (AMBCI).
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