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Australia, Commodities, Personal Finance, Research & Consultancy - Thursday, April 1, 2010 21:13 - 0 Comments
Investing in a breadbasket
Cerulli Global Edge, April 2010
Australia is, as some of its natives say, a quarry and a breadbasket. Mining and farming have been two of the main drivers of its economy for decades and will only grow in importance as Asian industrialisation and wealth brings greater demand for resources and crops.
Both also represent natural asset classes for investment. But, while Australia’s mining industry is within easy reach of investors through the dozens of listed resource companies, getting exposure to the agricultural and pastoral theme has been harder. AWB Limited, which is active in grain trading, rural businesses and financial services, is a rare example of a large-cap listed stock in the agribusiness sector. Continue…
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