Locals say they can beat China’s $270m Kidman bid

By Andrew Marshall
Updated April 28 2016 - 8:48pm, first published April 27 2016 - 8:42am
The DomaCom property investment group says within a month it will have genuine Australian investor and institutional backing which Kidman and Company directors would not be able to ignore.
The DomaCom property investment group says within a month it will have genuine Australian investor and institutional backing which Kidman and Company directors would not be able to ignore.

Just when it seemed the big money battle for the S. Kidman and Company pastoral empire was finally won with a Chinese-led deal, local investment hopeful DomaCom insists it is still in the game.

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