AustAsia JV buys Inner Mongolia cattle breeding company for RMB 20 million

Reuters03-30
AustAsia JV buys Inner Mongolia cattle breeding company for RMB 20 million
  • JV consortium led by AustAsia agreed to buy 100% of Inner Mongolia Chifeng Boyuan Cattle Breeding for RMB 20 million under an agreement dated March 26, 2026.
  • Payment of RMB 20 million was made on March 30, 2026.
  • Ownership will be split 60% to AustAsia World Wide (Shanghai) Sires, 40% to Inner Mongolia Zhong'ao Agricultural Investment.
  • Boyuan will become a non-wholly owned subsidiary consolidated into AustAsia financial statements once completion occurs.
  • Deal aims to secure frozen semen supply for AustAsia dairy and beef operations, with plans to expand into external sales of frozen semen and IVF embryos.


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