AAco

Australia: Investors pile in for a stake in our biggest beef company
- Queensland Country Life
- 02 Mar 2022
US-based Washington State Investment Board has committed another $A350 million to Queensland-based farm investor Laguna Bay Pastoral Company.
Australian Agricultural Company, the other landholder taken by foreign investors
- AFR
- 30 Oct 2016
Joe Lewis, the owner of football team Tottenham Hotspur, is the ultimate owner of the AA Trust, which has just converted 59 of 160 Convertible Notes into fully paid ordinary shares in AACo.
Indigenous land deal to share cattle profits
- The Australian
- 16 Jul 2012
A landmark agreement in the Kimberley is close to being sealed in which Australia's largest cattle corporation will lease vast tracts of land from their Aboriginal owners in return for providing jobs, training and a share of profits in the cattle business.
Dick buys AAco shares to 'get in debate'
- Stock & Land
- 16 Jul 2012
Outspoken entrepreneur and aviator Dick Smith has bought $1 million worth of shares in Australian Agricultural Co (AAco) - Australia's second-largest landholder - because he doesn't want to sound hypocritical when he campaigns against foreign ownership of farms.
The changing face of agricultural business
- Farm Weekly
- 30 Dec 2010
"We want to make agriculture sexy," says the head of Macquaraie's Retail Agribuiness operation.
Pastoral holdings remain a family affair
- The Australian
- 30 Oct 2010
Fears that faceless corporations and international investors would become the new barons of the Australian bush have proved to be unfounded
Foreign investors eye rural targets
- The Australian
- 24 Apr 2009
The debate over foreign investment is set to expand from the mining industry to agriculture as overseas investors pour billions of dollars into Australian rural properties considered by some to be strategic national assets.
Iffco's investment Down Under shows vision
- Emirates Business 24/7
- 19 Apr 2009
UAE food processing and poultry group Iffco has justifiably ruffled some feathers in Australia. Earlier this year, Iffco acquired a 14.99 per cent stake in Australian Agricultural Company (AAC) from Futuris Corporation for AU$64.7 million (Dh171.6m). AAC is the largest beef cattle company in Australia, running around 500,000 beef cattle on 21 cattle stations comprising 8.2 million hectares.

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