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Chinese Investors Looking for Agricultural Opportunities in Australia
- Published March 13, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Chinese investors are looking to buy rural properties and large-medium sized farms in Australia, as well as looking for investment opportunities in dairy producing companies, beef cattle and processing, grain and wheat production, organic fruit and vegetable growing companies and baby food production.
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“China was Australia’s largest source of foreign investment in agriculture last year, spending $2.5 billion on our farms and food factories – more than double that of the United States.” (Cranston & Murray, 2016)1
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