Yarwun Industrial Estate
A significant 1,300-hectare precinct, is located approximately 20km west of Gladstone in Yarwun. Strategically positioned, this area benefits from an infrastructure corridor, providing easy access to rail, gas, power, and the Port of Gladstone.
KEY FEATURES OF YARWUN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
- Land that is tailor-made for industrial development 20km west of Gladstone and 80km south of Rockhampton.
- Excellent access to infrastructure corridors, rail, gas, power, and the Port of Gladstone.
- Fast-tracked development through an efficient, streamlined land application and contract process.
- Land suited to large-scale, large-footprint industrial.
- Established, heavy-industry precinct.
- Close proximity to inter-related labour, materials and services.
- Land suited to manufacturing, transport and logistics, resource processing, mining equipment technology services (METS), energy and renewables, resource recovery, aerospace and defence, ancillary activities, and more.
- Join the likes of Rio Tinto, Orica, H2U, AlphaHPA and Cement Australia.
IDEAL FOR A RANGE OF INDUSTRIES
THE PERFECT LOCATION FOR LARGE SCALE ENTERPRISE
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THE BUYING PROCESS
When you buy from EDQ, not only will you access some of the best industrial land in the state at market price, you’ll also enjoy a range of benefits designed to help get your project off the ground and make the purchasing process less stressful.
The process of buying land from the State Government is a little different to purchasing land from the private sector. Follow our interactive buying process below to learn more about buying land from EDQ.
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