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Green shoots: The push to revive ASX agriculture in 2026

Australia’s beef and wheat exports are world class, but our stock exchange is a ghost town for agriculture. Could the giants finally return this year?

Australian Agricultural Company is largely a plaything of billionaires, including Andrew Forrest and British businessman Joe Lewis. 

Ross Anderson is in a bind. The chief executive of one of Australia’s last ASX-listed fishery companies believes Murray cod has a massive future; he is breeding the native freshwater fish from an endangered species and serving it up at some of the country’s best restaurants.

Unlike other agricultural companies, which can be subject to risk factors outside their control, he highlights that Murray Cod Australia’s inland ponds don’t compete with commercial ocean fishing. This unique proposition has attracted heavyweight backers, including AustralianSuper and Regal Funds Management.

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Emma Rapaport
Co-editor, Street TalkEmma Rapaport is a co-editor of the Street Talk column. Prior to that, she was a markets reporter at The Australian Financial Review. Connect with Emma on Twitter. Email Emma at emma.rapaport@afr.com

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