GrainCorp: grains, oilseeds and Australian exports
GrainCorp's grain trading, storage, exports, edible oils and animal nutrition, with AUD 7.3057 billion in revenue for the year to 30 September 2025.
GrainCorp is a listed Australian agribusiness group active in grain, export infrastructure, oilseeds, nutrition and renewable energy feedstocks.
Australia · Listed company GrainCorp Limited
GrainCorp Limited combines grain origination, storage, handling and merchandising with oilseed processing. The business is reported in two areas, Agribusiness and Nutrition and Energy. The second covers human nutrition, animal nutrition and the feedstocks used in renewable fuels, including animal fats and used cooking oils. Storage sites and port services therefore support a broader business that spans trade, processing and supply to energy markets, not only the handling of grain.
Its Australian network shows how infrastructure turns a harvest into market access. Farms need reliable crop receival, while overseas buyers need consistent shipments assembled to agreed specifications. Processing adds further uses for agricultural materials and connects different customer markets, from edible oils to animal feed. The group's results reflect both the variability of Australian harvests and the movement of global commodity prices.
Size of the business
GrainCorp reported AUD 7.3057 billion in consolidated revenue for the year ended 30 September 2025.
Does GrainCorp only store grain?
No. Storage and ports support a broader business spanning trade, processing, nutrition and energy feedstocks.
Does revenue represent the value of Australia's harvest?
No. Group revenue covers several products and services. It does not measure the value of all Australian agriculture or the volume of the national harvest.
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