Aumake Limited (ASX:AUK) Secures A$16M Purchase Order
Major Purchase Order Secured
Aumake Limited (ASX: AUK) has announced it has received a binding purchase order worth A$16 million from Yangtze River New Silk Road International Logistics (Hubei) Group Co., Ltd, a prominent Chinese state-owned enterprise. This agreement strengthens Aumake’s position as a preferred supplier of premium Australian agricultural products to the growing Chinese market.
Product Scope and Payment Terms
The purchase order includes various products such as health supplements, dairy, and beef. Yangtze River has provided a 30% upfront deposit of A$4.8 million, with the remainder to be settled upon fulfilment. The order’s three-month fulfilment timeline ensures Aumake’s operational readiness to meet the specific demands of the international market.
Strategic Partnership Growth
This order marks the start of a burgeoning partnership between Aumake and Yangtze River, with expectations for regular order flow as trade relations between Australia and China improve. Aumake anticipates an uptick in demand preceding the Lunar New Year, enhancing its potential for sustained revenue development and confirming its market strategy amid peer competition.
Operational Readiness and Competitive Advantage
Aumake reports that its efficient supply chain and management capabilities underline its ability to navigate complex international distribution scenarios, thereby positioning the company to meet the increasing demand for Australian agricultural exports. The successful execution of this order also showcases Aumake’s strategic focus on high-margin products, aligning with its objective to achieve profitability in FY25.
Executive Comments
Joshua Zhou, Aumake’s Managing Director, stated, “This binding purchase order is a significant milestone for Aumake, marking the beginning of a strong partnership with Yangtze River and solidifying our presence in the Chinese market.” He further emphasised the importance of this agreement in supporting Aumake’s long-term financial goals.
Yangtze River’s General Manager, Wang Yongfen, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting the mutual trust between the organisations and shared objectives for quality and efficiency.
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