WATC Investor Update

Discover more about the Western Australian economy, its key strengths and recent performance.

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Market Updates

View the latest releases from our economists on financial markets and the Australian and global economies.

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Economic Indicators

Access a range of notes from our economists on key economic data and developments in domestic markets.

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WATC Issuance Update

Track recent transaction activity and volume outstanding in our Benchmark Bonds and Floating Rate Notes.

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Sustainability

Learn how Western Australia is supporting continuous improvement in environmental, social and governance (ESG) outcomes.

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Investments for Individuals

See the current opportunities available to individuals wanting to invest in the State of Western Australia.

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We are Western Australian Treasury Corporation

Take a few minutes to find out more about our State, and how working with WATC can benefit your business.

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The ways we support our clients and investors.

Latest Announcements

  • 15 April 2025

    First Quarter Newsletter 2025

    Discover news, stories and updates from WATC during the first quarter of 2025.

  • 11 April 2025

    From the CEO's Desk

    An update on the first quarter of 2025 from WATC CEO Kaylene Gulich.

  • 01 April 2025

    Investor Update – March 2025

    View our recent investor update and webinar, outlining the State's economy, our borrowing program, an upcoming green bond issue.

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