Cabcharge

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Cabcharge Limited
Type	Public company (ASX:CAB)
Founded
Headquarters	Sydney, Australia
Key people	Reginald Kermode, Chairman & CEO[1]
Website	http://www.cabcharge.com.au/

Cabcharge Australia Limited (ASX:CAB) is an Australian bus and taxi company. Its principal activities include:

• operation of the Cabcharge taxi payment system
• ownership of Taxis Combined Services, the largest taxi network in New South Wales
• with Singapore-based ComfortDelGro, ownership of the Westbus, Hillsbus and Blue Ribbon bus networks.

Cabcharge is listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and, as of mid-2006, has a market capitalisation of around $700 million. The chairman of Cabcharge is Reginald Kermode.

In June 2007, Cabcharge had purchased a controlling share of Arrow Taxis for the aim of taking over the company^[2].

[edit] References

1. ^ Corporate Profile - Cabcharge
2. ^ Cabcharge moves to acquire Arrow Taxis smh.com.au, 7 June 2007

[edit] External links

• Cabcharge corporate website

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