Ann: New Director Appointment, page-11

He was the director of CAPH, a Chinese-based group thT spent around $100 million buying four cattle stations spanning 1 million hectares in the Kimberley region of far-north Western Australia according to this ABC report from September 2017;
https://www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2...ls-plans-for-kimberley-cattle-stations/894109
... “The Chinese connection
Consolidated Australian Pastoral Holdings (CAPH) was established by Archstone Investments, to specifically undertake the acquisition of the Kimberley stations previously owned by the company SAWA.
Archstone is a Beijing-based investment group with interests in China, Hong Kong and Australia, and its portfolio spans many sectors including food, agriculture, medical and technology.
The company recently acquired a 51 per cent stake in the Bindaree Beef Group in New South Wales for a reported $120 million (more on that later).
CAPH director Dale Champion said there were many factors that attracted Archstone to the SAWA aggregation....”