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Australia blocks sales of largest cattle farm to Chinese

19/11/2015

The sale of the world’s largest cattle farm to Chinese investors has been blocked by the Australian government. The property of S. Kidman & Co includes 11 cattle stations and a feedlot, 200,000 head of cattle and more than 100,000 sq km of land. A Chinese group emerged as the highest bidder with around $350 million on the table, but the...

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