The name you can identify with

Cunneen Signs was founded by Bryan and Joyce Cunneen as a partnership in Sydney. Focused on architectural signage and metalwork, the business quickly built a reputation for quality and reliability.

After securing the rights to Wunderlich Ltd’s signage division, the business rebrands as Cunneen & Company Pty Ltd. With new stock, customer contacts and momentum, the company moves into its first dedicated premises in Meadowbank.

Cunneen wins its first significant government contract: illuminated signage for the NSW Police. To meet growing demand, the team establishes its own in-house bronze foundry, ensuring complete quality control over commemorative plaques and cast signage.

Founders Bryan and Joyce retire, and their son David Cunneen takes full ownership of the business at our current Holroyd location. Under David’s leadership, the company invests heavily in machinery and technology, expanding both capability and reputation.

Cunneen Signs becomes the first Australian company to win first place in the prestigious U.S.-based Electric Sign Competition, for the standout illuminated ‘Darling Walk’ sign in Darling Harbour.

Through the acquisition of Hadfield Sign & Print in Padstow and Archi-Type Engraving in Gosford, Cunneen grows its production capacity and specialist skills. Staff levels reach 45, and the company continues to win national signage awards.

Nicholas March is appointed General Manager, marking a key leadership evolution. With Nick overseeing day-to-day operations, David shifts focus to long-term direction and innovation. Operations are consolidated, new technology is introduced, and Cunneen delivers major projects like Ayers Rock Resort and Canberra Hospital. The business thrives with a renewed focus on efficiency, capability, and client service.

Cunneen Signs remains proudly family-owned. While David Cunneen has stepped back from day-to-day operations, his continued involvement supports the business behind the scenes. With our newly appointed Managing Director Nicholas March and a dedicated leadership team now guiding the company, Cunneen Signs continues to evolve building on its legacy while embracing new ideas, talent and opportunities.

More than 55 years since its founding, Cunneen Signs continues to invest in the future of the signage industry and Australian Manufacturing from upgrading machinery, including a new flatbed printer, to enhancing its digital identity and streamlining workflows. With a focus on technology, efficiency and capability, the business remains committed to delivering signage solutions that meet the demands of today and tomorrow.
At Cunneen Signs, our mission is to create high-quality, innovative signage that helps our clients stand out and communicate with impact. We are committed to delivering exceptional value through flexibility, reliability, and decades of industry expertise.