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CAIT Closes Deal to Acquire Three Cattle Stations from CPC
By Lynda Kiernan
Clean Agriculture and International Tourism (CAIT) has closed on a deal originally announced in early to acquire three cattle stations two in the Northern Territory (NT), and a third in Western Australia (WA) from Consolidated Pastoral Company (CPC).
“The divestment of this cluster of three stations at a premium to net asset value reflects the quality of the stations and the investments that have been made in infrastructure in recent years,” said Troy Setter, chief executive, CPC in January “Our station management and staff look forward to working with CAIT to continue to run the properties and manage the land.”
CAIT a subsidiary of TH Group, a Vietnamese conglomerate active in agriculture, food, finance, and pharmaceuticals which accounts for 40 percent of Vietnam’s fresh milk production, is the buyer of the Auvergne and Newry stations in the NT, and the Argyle Downs station in WA totaling , The deal also included 60, head of cattle, and a plant.
Thai Huong, the chairwoman of CAIT’s parent TH Group, has previously been listed as one of the most powerful businesswomen in Asia by Forbes, and she is leading the group through a strategy of international expansion.
With 45, dairy cows