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Japfa to list China dairy unit in Hong Kong

SINGAPORE (THE BUSINESS TIMES) - Agri-food company Japfa has applied to list its dairy unit in China, AustAsia Investment Holdings, on the mainboard of Hong Kong's stock exchange. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

farmlandgrab org | Japfa to acquire two dairy farms for $165 7 million to strengthen foothold in China

Japfa to acquire two dairy farms for $165.7 million to strengthen foothold in China by Tan Nai Lun Agri-food company Japfa, through its 75 per cent-owned subsidiary AustAsia Investment Holdings, has agreed to buy two dairy farms in Shandong, China, by acquiring Falcon Dairy Holdings, the group said on Monday (June 28).   AustAsia, which operates the group s dairy and beef farming businesses in China, will acquire the entire issued capital of Falcon for about US$123.4 million (S$165.7 million), the group said.     Japfa said the acquisition will enable it to take advantage of the favourable raw milk price environment due to the current supply shortage in the Chinese market, and also boost AustAsia s capacity and accelerate its expansion in China.

Roundup: Barentz on the asset trail, Japfa buys dairy farms in China, federal funds for US carbon capture project, high feed prices hurting UK pig sector

Roundup: Barentz on the asset trail, Japfa buys dairy farms in China, federal funds for US carbon capture project, high feed prices hurting UK pig sector
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Business Scoop » Fonterra Agrees Sale Of China JV Farms

Press Release – Fonterra Fonterra has agreed the sale of its two joint venture farms in China, with the sale expected to be completed on 30 June. The farms in Shandong province will be sold to Singapore-based AustAsia Investment Holdings for USD 115.5 million. Fonterra, … Fonterra has agreed the sale of its two joint venture farms in China, with the sale expected to be completed on 30 June. The farms in Shandong province will be sold to Singapore-based AustAsia Investment Holdings for USD 115.5 million. Fonterra, which owns the farms with a joint venture partner, has a 51% stake in the business and will receive NZD 88 million in total asset sale proceeds, which includes cash on completion.

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