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Bubs, an Australian baby food company, has reached an agreement to cooperate in the Chinese market, and its share price has risen sharply

 
[Current News]     05 Jun 2018
Bubs Australia enters into China Market Cooperation Agreement (Bubs Australia official website Photo)

Bubs Australia enters into China Market Cooperation Agreement (Bubs Australia official website Photo)

On Monday, Australian baby food company Bubs Australia announced a market partnership agreement with New Times Asia, a Chinese ecommerce professional services company, to sell its products online on 20 e-commerce platforms in China.

As part of a long-term supply agreement, Bubs Australia, the Australian baby food company, announced through (ASX), the Australian Stock Exchange, according to the Australian newspaper. New Times Asia, a Chinese ecommerce professional services company, has pledged to purchase A $17 million in FY 2019 for Bubs and CapriLac branded products, which is equivalent to a 100% increase in Bubs Australia sales. The amount of purchase orders will be increased to A $24 million in FY2020. The next year will continue to grow to A $37 million.

Carl (Kristy Carr), founder and head of Bubs Australia, said the agreement with New Times Asia was a significant step forward in the company`s strategy to expand in China, indicating that investments into the Chinese market bear fruit.

, Bubs Australia shares rose sharply after the announcement. Shares in, Bubs Australia were up 8.5 percent from the start of the day at 12:45 EDT on Monday.

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