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EG adds Brisbane industrial estate to diversified fund

EG adds Brisbane industrial estate to diversified fund Save Share EG paid $32 million for the 2.4-hectare estate at 140 Wecker Road in Mansfield. The property was acquired for EG’s Australian Core Enhanced Fund, which targets investments in the office, retail and industrial sector offering higher returns through repositioning assets. The multi-tenanted industrial estate acquired by EG for its ACE Fund.   It is the fifth property acquired for the ACE Fund. In December, EG paid $48.75 million for a Bunnings warehouse in Rockdale near Sydney Airport on a yield of 5.4 per cent. The Wecker Road property was sold to EG by Brisbane-based investment company Pacific Properties. Pacific developed the site into 24 office/warehouse units ranging in size from 200 to 2000 square metres.

AMR Hair & Beauty Supplies Pty Ltd: AMR Hair & Beauty Supplies is Providing the Australian Market with Cost-Effective Salon Essentials

(2) AMR Hair and Beauty is Providing was founded in 2004 by an immigrant entrepreneur who was just 14 years old when he started his first eBay business. Now AMR is Australia s fastest-growing hair and beauty supply enterprise. NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA / ACCESSWIRE / February 14, 2021 / Access to cost-effective hair products is something that most consumers want, but that can be a matter of survival for small salons and solo traders who want to make a living in the beauty industry. And AMR is helping both groups by offering a wide collection of salon-essentials at fair prices to both consumers and traders. We believe that salon products should be accessible, affordable, and convenient for all our customers, states the AMR website. At the core of AMR, we have our hairdressing and beauty salon owners at heart. AMR unconditionally guarantees trade prices to our trade customers.

Fake Aussie toy importer on the move

Special news.com.au investigation As Australian Made launches a legal audit of fake Aussie toy importer Wei Zhang, he is clearing his warehouse, removing and relocating boxes for off-site storage and distribution. Boxes of the Chinese-manufactured, container-imported toys were removed early on Monday morning by a family-owned white van and Mercedes truck. Mr Zhang, who emigrated from China to Australia in the 1990s and started his importation business in 1997, owns three Sydney properties including a large home in Strathfield. The businessman has denied he imports the toys tagged Australian Made , saying they are cut, sewn and stuffed inside the Lansvale warehouse.

NSW latest Covid-19 update as at 5 February

NSW recorded no new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm last night. No new cases were acquired overseas, meaning the total number.

Aussie company turns away from China

Business by Gerard Cockburn   A major Tasmanian salmon producer says the recent trade tensions with China has prompted the company to shift its exports to other economies. In an update to the Australian Stock Exchange on Tuesday, Huon Aquaculture said it was minimising its sales to the Chinese market amid the souring relationship between the two countries. Chinese authorities have slapped Australian producers with crippling import tariffs across several industries, including wine, agriculture and mining. The feud has predominantly been caused by Australia s leading role in calling for a global investigation into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. Huon Aquaculture said it would diversify into other markets such as the US; however, less demand for salmon during COVID-19 is expected to drive down the average price by 15 per cent.

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