Corporate Body

WoolStock Australia Limited (1999 - 2001)

From
1 July 1999
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
To
15 October 2001
Functions
Advisory or regulatory body and Materials or Textiles Industries
Reference No
ACN 086 748 227
Location
Melbourne, Victoria

Summary

WoolStock Australia Limited was established in July 1999, following a privatisation of Wool International. It was the private sector owner and manager of the wool stockpile. On October 15, 2001 the company was delisted from the Australian Stock Exchange due to a major reduction of the wool stockpile.

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 1936 - 1945 Australian Wool Board [I]
       1945 - 1953 Australian Wool Board [II]
       1945 - 1953 Wool Consultative Council
             1953 - 1963 Australian Wool Bureau
                   1963 - 1972 Australian Wool Board [III]
                   1970 - 1973 Australian Wool Commission
                         1973 - 1991 Australian Wool Corporation [I]
                               1991 - 1993 Australian Wool Realisation Commission
                                     1993 - 1999 Wool International
                                           1999 - 2001 WoolStock Australia Limited

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