Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, January 2025 – Richard Robertson has joined PHE Pty Ltd as the Chief Financial Officer, bringing over a decade of diverse experience in finance, corporate strategy, and business improvement. In his new role, Richard will oversee financial operations, drive strategic initiatives, and contribute to PHE’s vision of delivering high-quality electrical services to industrial sectors globally.
Prior to joining PHE Pty Ltd, Richard Robertson served as Manager – Corporate Finance & Business Improvement at Sime Darby Industrial Australasia, where he led initiatives to enhance corporate financial processes and business performance for nearly two years.
Earlier, Richard spent over six years at PwC Australia, holding leadership roles including Senior Manager and Director within the Private Clients division. At PwC, he specialized in financial advisory, private client strategies, and business transformations.
Richard also honed his expertise at KPMG Australia, where he worked for over five years in audit and assurance, gaining deep insights into financial compliance and advisory services. His early career included roles at Hayes Knight Australia and Russell Novak & Company, LLP, where he contributed to business services and audit engagements.
PHE Pty Ltd provides a comprehensive range of electrical services, including the design, development, production, installation, and servicing of electrical equipment across Australia and overseas. Specializing in industrial electrical installations, PHE serves key industries such as mining, power generation, water treatment, and pulp and paper. The company is committed to delivering high-quality and reliable solutions, backed by its experienced installation teams, switchboard manufacturing division, and robust safety systems.
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