The chief executive of Australia's largest cattle company has resigned, effective immediately.
Australian Agricultural Company chief executive Hugh Killen has resigned after more than five years in the top job.AACo is Australia's largest cattle company, with properties in the NT and QueenslandA statement from the company to the Australian Stock Exchange said it was the right time to begin and orderly executive leadership transition.
"Hugh has steered AACo through some of the worst droughts and floods Australia has ever seen, the global impacts of COVID-19 and market fluctuations which occurred as a result of market impacts."last month, with the value of its herd increasing to nearly $200 million.
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