Top 20 by % Workforce Offshore

Which ASX200 companies are most reliant on offshore labour? This report ranks companies by the proportion of their total workforce based overseas. A higher percentage indicates greater structural dependence on low-cost offshore workers.

#Company% OffshoreOffshoreEmployeesReportedCEOCEO Pay
1Centuria Industrial REIT773.3%116+151 Jan 2025
2TPG Telecom88.4%2,900+3,2821 Dec 2025Inaki Berroeta$7.11M
3Optus57.1%4,000+7,00026 Feb 2026Stephen Rue$3.10M
4Seek49%1,500+3,0621 Jan 2025Ian Narev$4.94M
5AMP41.8%1,000+2,39530 Jun 2025Blair Vernon$4.99M
6Telstra35.7%10,000+28,0001 Dec 2025Vicki Brady$6.70M
7ANZ35.2%13,740+39,0001 Dec 2025Nuno Matos$8.40M
8REA Group34.7%1,187+3,41830 Jun 2025Owen Wilson$5.75M
9Suncorp34.6%4,500+13,00030 Jun 2025Steve Johnston$6.50M
10Netwealth Group33.2%204+61530 Jun 2025Matt Heine$1.50M
11Centuria Capital30.6%116+37930 Jun 2025John McBain$6.98M
12Light and Wonder29.4%2,000+6,8001 Jan 2024Matt Wilson$15.00M
13Employment Hero27.5%220+8001 Jun 2025Ben Thompson
14Commonwealth Bank22.5%10,000+44,50019 Jul 2025Matt Comyn$9.09M
15Canva20%1,000+5,0001 Jan 2024Melanie Perkins
16PEXA Group18.3%165+90030 Jun 2025Russell Cohen$3.10M
17QBE18%2,383+13,27530 Jun 2025Andrew Horton$5.30M
18Austal16.4%900+5,5001 Jan 2018
19NAB15.8%6,000+38,00030 Jan 2026Andrew Irvine$5.00M
20Aristocrat Leisure14.2%1,206+8,50030 Jun 2025Trevor Croker$10.50M

All figures are confirmed minimums from public sources. Percentage is calculated as known offshore headcount divided by total reported employees. Actual offshore percentages are likely higher as not all offshore roles are publicly disclosed.