camm group

What camm group does

Camm Agricultural Group is a family-owned integrated beef cattle and broadacre cropping agribusiness headquartered in Bowenville, Queensland, and operating since 1972. The group runs an end-to-end cattle supply chain spanning breeding, backgrounding, finishing, and custom feedlot services, alongside broadacre cropping that supplies grain inputs into the feedlot. It manages more than 450,000 hectares across three property groups in Queensland and runs approximately 100,000 head of cattle per annum, with the Wonga Plains feedlot recently expanded from 9,100 to 21,000 standard cattle units.

The company's product mix centres on custom-fed cattle programmes for premium specifications including Wagyu, EU-accredited, and Angus, sold into Australian beef processors and exporters. Revenue is generated through cattle sales (commodity and custom-feeding margins), cropping output (cereal and oilseed grains), and ancillary land-management activities. CAG reports annual revenue above $300 million AUD and pursues a sales-led, direct-outreach go-to-market model with no external equity or private capital involvement. Operationally, the group has invested in on-farm solar generation supplying the majority of feedlot electricity and runs the Future Roots Program, a 12-month graduate rotation pipeline for agricultural talent.

The business remains under family control, with CEO Bryce Camm AM (also president of the Australian Lot Feeders' Association) and newly appointed General Manager Thomas Green, formerly of Thomas Foods International. The group has been a multi-time winner of ALFA and MLA Feedlot of the Year awards across environmental, overall, and quality assurance categories, and recently completed a $72 million rural land transaction with Rural Funds Group to restructure its property portfolio.

Name

camm group

Legal name

Camm Agricultural Group

Website

https://cammgroup.com.au

Company type

Private

Founded year

1972

Operating status

Operating

Short description

Camm Agricultural Group is a family-owned Queensland agribusiness operating an integrated beef cattle supply chain (breeding, backgrounding, feedlot finishing) and broadacre cropping across more than 450,000 hectares, serving beef processors and exporters with custom-fed Wagyu, EU, and Angus cattle and generating over $300M AUD in annual revenue.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Beef Cattle Production

NAICS

Beef Cattle Ranching and Farming, including Feedlots (11211), Cattle Feedlots (112112), Cattle Ranching and Farming (1121)

SIC

Agricultural Prod-Livestock & Animal Specialties (200)

akta.pro primary industry

Integrated Beef Production (Cow-Calf to Finish) (AFAEABAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Feedlot Finishing (Cattle Feeding) (AFAEABAC), Beef Cattle Grazing & Pasture-Based Operations (AFAEABAG), Cow-Calf Operations (Breeding Herds) (AFAEABAA)

Keywords

• Beef cattle production
• Feedlot operations
• Custom cattle feeding
• Broadacre cropping
• Cattle backgrounding

Headquarters

HQ city

Bowenville

HQ country

Australia

HQ region

Oceania

Offices4 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Cattle Production: Beef cattle supply chain operations including breeding, backgrounding and finishing across 450,000+ hectares of rural land. The company turns off approximately 100,000 head per annum through its integrated operations.
2. Custom Feeding Services: Custom feeding programs at Wonga Plains feedlot including Wagyu programs, EU programs, Grower Programs, bull preparation, local trade and 100 day ox programs. Programs tailored to client needs for specific cattle end points.
3. Cropping: Broad acre cropping operations throughout Queensland, integrated with cattle backgrounding and finishing operations.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Camm Agricultural Group operates an integrated beef cattle supply chain across more than 450,000 hectares in Queensland, spanning breeding, backgrounding, and finishing operations. The company turns off approximately 100,000 head of cattle per annum through Wonga Plains Feedlot (21,000 SCU capacity) and three property groups, alongside broadacre cropping operations. Custom feeding programs tailored to client specifications cover Wagyu, EU, Angus, grower, bull preparation, and trade/ox programs.

Product overview

Camm Agricultural Group operates an integrated beef cattle supply chain with three core business capabilities: cropping, cattle production (breeding, backgrounding, and finishing), and feedlotting. The company's product portfolio includes the award-winning Wonga Plains Feedlot (21,000 SCU capacity, custom feeding Wagyu and other cattle) and Custom Feeding services tailored with veterinarians and nutritionists. Operations span across Queensland through three property groups: Northern Group (390,600Ha breeder/backgrounder country at Charters Towers), Central Group (22,500Ha backgrounding/fattening properties near Moranbah/Clermont), and Southern Group (18,800Ha integrated operation including Melrose and Wonga Plains). The company also offers a Future Roots Program—a 12-month graduate rotation program—and provides Custom Feeding services, supplier relationships for grain and fodder, and sustainability-focused initiatives including solar energy generation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Wonga Plains Feedlot Award-winning feedlot operation with 21,000 SCU license capacity specialising in Wagyu, Angus, EU, grower, export, and domestic cattle programs. Features state-of-the-art milling infrastructure, shaded pens, and custom feeding for over 30 years.
• Custom Feeding Programs Tailored feeding programs developed with industry veterinarians and nutritionists covering Wagyu, EU, grower, bull preparation, local trade, and 100-day ox programs. Designed for cattle producers needing specific end-point outcomes and access to premium markets.
• Northern Group Properties Breeder and backgrounder country aggregation at Charters Towers spanning 390,600 hectares carrying up to 45,000 head of grass-raised cattle, including Natal Downs, Longton, and Narellan properties.
• Central Group Properties Three backgrounding and fattening properties spanning 22,500 hectares near Moranbah/Clermont, including Nungaroo, Marracoonda, and Myra properties with Isaac River frontage, developed Brigalow scrub, and open downs.
• Southern Group Properties Integrated backgrounding, farming, and finishing operation spanning 18,800 hectares in South East Queensland, including Melrose (a major breeding/backgrounding property with Stuart River frontage) and Wonga Plains feedlot with adjoining 4,500-hectare farming operation.
• Broadacre Cropping Operations Broadacre cropping operations integrated across Queensland properties, forming one of the company's three core business capability areas alongside cattle production and feedlotting.

Quantifiable outcome

• 21,000 SCU feedlot capacity (expansion from 9,100 SCU)
• +2 more outcomes

Segments2 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

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Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Others

• Rural Funds Group: ASX-listed agricultural real estate investment trust that owns and leases Australian farmland, including a $72M transaction with CAG. Comparable as a capital partner and lessor that underpins CAG's land-heavy operating model.
• Elders: Largest Australian rural services and agribusiness agency, providing livestock agency, feed, and farm inputs that intersect with CAG's operations. Comparable as an ecosystem participant and channel partner rather than a direct cattle production competitor.

Direct peers

• Stanbroke: Privately owned, vertically integrated Queensland beef producer with extensive breeding properties, a feedlot, and a branded beef program. Closely comparable to CAG in private ownership, integrated model, and Darling Downs regional footprint.
• Mort & Co: Queensland-based, family-owned beef cattle and feedlot operator with Pinegrove and Yarranbrook feedlots, offering custom feeding services. Directly comparable to CAG's Wonga Plains feedlot in scale, custom-feeding model, and Darling Downs footprint.
• Teys Australia: One of Australia's largest beef processors and feedlot operators, vertically integrated across cattle supply, lot feeding, and processing. Highly comparable to CAG as both a custom-feeding competitor and a downstream buyer of finished cattle, and the former employer of CAG's new GM.
• Australian Agricultural Company (AACo): ASX-listed, Australia's largest integrated cattle and beef producer with extensive pastoral landholdings and feedlot operations. Comparable to CAG in vertically integrated beef production and large-scale land management, though AACo is significantly larger and publicly listed.
• North Australian Pastoral Company (NAPCo): One of Australia's largest private cattle enterprises, operating extensive breeding and backgrounding properties across northern Australia. Comparable to CAG in integrated beef production and large-scale pastoral operations, particularly the Northern Group aggregation.

Broad incumbents

• JBS Australia: Subsidiary of global meat giant JBS, operating multiple feedlots and processing plants across Australia. Competes with CAG for custom feeding customers, cattle supply, and downstream market access, though at a much larger scale and with corporate capital.
• NH Foods Australia: Australian arm of Japanese-owned NH Foods, operating beef processing and feedlot operations including the Whyalla Beef feedlot. Comparable to CAG in integrated feedlot and beef supply chain, with deeper capital and global parent backing.
• Thomas Foods International: Australia's largest family-owned meat processor with beef and lamb processing capacity and growing feedlot interests. Comparable to CAG as a vertically oriented beef business, though processing-focused and substantially larger; the former employer of CAG's new GM.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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