Brisbane bidders line up

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Five groups are vying to buy the 99-year lease of the port of Brisbane, which the Queensland government is hoping to sell for more than A$2B (see WorldCargo News June 2009, p32).

According to a report published in the Australian Financial Review and in part confirmed by some of the bidders, competing parties include sovereign wealth funds from Singapore and Malaysia.

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Brisbane bidders line up

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Five groups are vying to buy the 99-year lease of the port of Brisbane, which the Queensland government is hoping to sell for more than A$2B (see WorldCargo News June 2009, p32).

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