China's need for land is 'mind boggling'
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The conditional $371 million purchase of Australia's largest land holder S. Kidman & Co by China's Dakang is a mere snapshot of what is to come.
The conditional $371 million purchase of Australia's largest land holder S. Kidman & Co by China's Dakang is a mere snapshot of what is to come.
The Chinese buyer behind the $371 million offer for S. Kidman & Co decided last October it was prepared to pay as much as $400 million to secure the deal.
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