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About AACo
AACo (ASX:AAC) is an Australian agricultural company that produces beef, cattle, and wool. The company has a portfolio of over 17 million hectares of land across Australia and New Zealand, and employs over 1,500 people. AACo is committed to sustainable agriculture and is working to reduce its environmental impact while also producing high-quality products for its customers.
What is AAC known for?
Snapshot
Public AU
Ownership
1824
Year founded
411
Employees
Queensland, Australia
Head office
1 of 545
AU Rank
Unknown
Sector
N/A
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Operations
All Locations
Australia
Produtos e/ou serviços de AACo
- Beef cattle production: AACo is one of Australia’s largest beef cattle producers, with a portfolio of over 140 properties across the country.
- Land management: AACo is committed to sustainable land management practices, and is working to improve the condition of its pastoral leases for future generations.
- Water management: AACo is also focused on water management, and is investing in new technologies to improve the efficiency of its water use.
- Renewable energy: AACo is committed to reducing its environmental impact, and is investing in renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power.
- Research and development: AACo is investing in research and development to improve the productivity and sustainability of its beef cattle production operations.
- Community engagement: AACo is committed to engaging with the communities in which it operates, and is working to build positive relationships.
equipe executiva do AACo
- Mr. David HarrisCEO, MD & Director
- Mr. Glen SteedmanChief Financial Officer
- Ms. Emily Bird B.A., L.L.B.Company Secretary & General Counsel
- Mr. Andrew O'BrienChief Commercial Officer
- Ms. Jacqui HuntingtonExecutive General Manager of Corporate Services
- Ms. Bernadette KnightChief Marketing Officer
- Ms. Sarah HackettExecutive General Manager of People & Culture
- Aaron WakeleyHead of Corporate Affairs & Communications
- Mr. Stephen MoyHead of Intensive Operations