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Dongfang Modern Agriculture Holding Group Ltd CEO Interview
- Published September 09, 2015 10:17AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Dongfang Modern Agricultural Science & Technology is a high-tech agricultural enterprise established in 2005. The company is mainly engaged in the plantation of oil-tea camellia, pomelo, citrus, tea tree, nursery-grown plants & flowers, as well as sales of related products. Dongfang is one of the three top citrus fruit producers in China with registered capital of 39 million HKD. Existing revenues are strong and growing with compelling margins. By taking advantage of international resources, overseas capital and advanced technology, and attracting excellent management personnel Dongfang is well placed to expand domestic and foreign markets, and is seeking to list on the ASX.
Please listen to Mr Barry Dawes to hear more about Dongfang Modorn Agriculture Group below.
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