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EMKC3 to acquire BAE's Williamstown shipyard

PRIVATEOct 13, 2026

Acquiring Company

EMKC3

Acquired Company

BAE Systems Australia

AustraliaStaffordReal EstateOtherDefense & Space

Description

EMKC3, an Australian property firm part-owned by a Hong Kong company, is in the process of acquiring the BAE Systems Australia's Williamstown shipyard. The site, historically significant for military vessel construction, has been put on sale with an estimated value of up to $200 million. The sale process is complex due to Commonwealth land ownership regulations and the potential for involvement from the Treasury’s Foreign Investment Review Board.

Company Information

Company

EMKC3

Location

Australia

About

EMKC3 is an Australian property funds management business. It focuses on developing and managing various types of properties. EMKC3 is part-owned by EMKC Group based in Hong Kong. The company is currently involved in a strategic purchase of a shipyard.

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Who acquired BAE Systems Australia?

BAE Systems Australia was acquired by EMKC3, based in Australia. The deal was reported on October 13, 2026. EMKC3 is an Australian property funds management business. It focuses on developing and managing various types of properties. EMKC3 is part-owned by EMKC Group based in Hong Kong. EMKC3 is privately held and operates in Real Estate.

When did EMKC3 acquire BAE Systems Australia?

EMKC3's acquisition of BAE Systems Australia was reported on October 13, 2026. EMKC3, an Australian property firm part-owned by a Hong Kong company, is in the process of acquiring the BAE Systems Australia's Williamstown shipyard. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.

What does BAE Systems Australia do?

BAE Systems Australia is a defense, security, and aerospace company, which focuses on delivering a range of capabilities and technology solutions to customers across the world. It is publicly traded (BAESY), operating in Other, and is based in Stafford.

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