Grain lures Qube

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Australia’s grain logistics sector is in for a further shakeup with Chris Corrigan-led Qube joining forces with three heavy-hitters from the international commodities scene to form a new terminals venture. Quattro Grain is the initial joint venture between Qube and Hong Kong-based Noble Group, which will develop a multi-user grain handling facility at Port Kembla in New South Wales (NSW).

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