- (07) 3915 4200
- admin@brisbanemarkets.com.au
- 385 Sherwood Road, Rocklea QLD 4106
Brisbane Markets Limited (BML) has been the owner of the Brisbane Markets site since 2002 and is responsible for its ongoing management and development.
Brisbane Markets occupies 77 hectares of land at Rocklea. As the proprietor of the site, BML has over 250 leases in place including selling floors, industrial warehousing, retail stores and commercial offices.
BML operates on a commercial basis as an unlisted public company, with 54,500,000 issued shares and over 400 shareholders.
BML is committed to continued investment in the Brisbane Markets site to provide the infrastructure and services necessary to support and grow markets-based businesses.
Brisbane Markets is an economic hub of Queensland, facilitating the trade of more than $2 billion worth of fresh produce annually, which has far reaching effects, supporting local and regional businesses of the horticulture industry.
BML’s shareholders include investors from throughout the fresh product supply chain, such as growers, wholesalers, secondary wholesalers, retailers and the industry organisation, Brismark.
This strong industry investor support ensures the ongoing professional and commercial management of the Brisbane Markets for the benefit of the horticulture industry.
Director
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Managing Director and CEO
Managing Director and CEO
General Manager
Chief Administration Officer
Chief Information Officer
BML has been responsible for the management and development of the Brisbane Markets site since its purchase from the state government in 2002.
Responsible and effective responses to notifiable diseases, biosecurity threats, and disasters, both natural and man-made, are key aspects of our corporate governance, as is the ethical leadership of our Board of Directors and Senior Management.
Through raising funds for charities, sponsoring local organisations, creating meaningful and productive partnerships with industry organisations, and helping to preserve the history of central markets in Queensland, BML seeks to contribute to and strengthen the social fabric of our local community in Rocklea and Brisbane as well as throughout Queensland’s growing communities.
In line with BML’s efforts to improve the environmental footprint of Brisbane Markets, all new developments on site undergo environmental management planning to minimise their impact on the local environment.
To increase sustainability and reduce electricity costs, solar energy has been utilised as a renewable energy resource at Brisbane Markets since the first pilot project was launched in 2015. The 15,603 solar panels now installed on 19 buildings across this site generate over 11% of the Brisbane Markets’ electricity usage.
For more information on your investment in Brisbane Markets Limited, please call our Corporate Department on (07) 3915 4200 or email shares@brisbanemarkets.com.au or use the contact form via the button below.
How to invest
BML operates on a commercial basis as an unlisted public company, with 54,500,000 listed shares and over 400 predominantly industry-related shareholders, including growers, wholesalers, secondary wholesalers, retailers and the industry organisation Brismark.
Subject to the future financial performance of the company and its businesses, as well as the ongoing future cash flow requirements of the company, the Directors intend to maintain dividend payments being a proportion of Realised Retained Profits (Realised Retained Profits are calculated based on profits generated from core operational activities less financing costs and applicable income tax, plus actual cash distributions received from investments in other entities. This excludes property valuation impacts and equity accounting impacts).
To register your interest in being a shareholder of Brisbane Markets Limited, fill out the form below.
Share trading
As an unlisted public company, shares in BML are not traded on the Australian Stock Exchange or any other share trading exchange system. BML does, however, maintain a register of parties interested in buying shares in the company and offers guidance in the process.
If a sale is finalised, the Seller will be required to download a Standard Share Transfer form from the Computershare Investor Centre (click here). The Seller will need to complete the relevant paperwork and exchange the same with the Buyer for completion. This will include the Seller confirming payment has been received from the Buyer prior to any form being lodged with BML’s share registry, Computershare to process the transfer of shares.
Parties interested in buying or selling shares in BML, or who need any information in this regard, may register their interest by emailing shares@brisbanemarkets.com.au.
Share transaction sales history
Download a copy of the share transaction sales history report.
Shareholder forms
Annual Report
2025 Annual Report
BML is pleased to report an underlying operating profit
before tax of $17.71 million, an increase of 11.1% on the
previous year. Total assets grew to $536.8 million, net
assets were $255.1 million and net assets per share $4.68.
This improved performance is due to a combination
of factors. In FY25, BML successfully extended and
restructured debt facilities, tendered for insurance
broking services and negotiated a major rent review
with Brismark. These proactive strategies had a direct
and positive impact through improved interest rate risk
management, insurance cost reductions and CPI-based
rental revenue increases.
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Strategic Plan
The Board of Brisbane Markets Limited is pleased to provide its refreshed Brisbane Markets Limited Strategic Plan, 2025 – 2030.
The revised Strategic Plan continues to build on our ongoing strategic priorities in supporting our Mission Statement of providing infrastructure and services to facilitate the marketing and distribution of fresh food, flowers, and other ancillary products. BML’s ongoing strategic focus is to continue to grow the business through site development and pursuing opportunities that reflect the company’s core business, of market ownership, management, and development.
The six Strategic Priorities and listed project areas which underpin each of them, reflect the identified priorities over the coming year. The strategic priorities are as follows:
Each of these areas is considered critical to the ongoing future success and growth of the company.
The plan also documents a range of goals in addition to key performance indicators, outcomes, and milestones in order for the Board to measure success.
We believe that the plan provides a roadmap for ongoing success and growth.
A summary of BML’s Strategic Plan, 2025 – 2030 can be viewed by clicking here.
Governance
The Board of Directors is responsible for corporate governance matters. It has established principles within which the Board and management operate to ensure that business is carried out in the best interests of shareholders and other stakeholders, with proper sharing of responsibilities between Directors and management.
The Board of Directors has in place a broad range of policy documents across a variety of areas which are reviewed annually. Interested parties should refer to BML’s Annual Report for more information.
As an unlisted public company, BML reports in line with the requirements of a disclosing entity as defined by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).
Chair
Tony’s career portfolio of directorships includes Brismark (President), Brisbane Markets Limited, Gladstone Ports Corporation, Carter and Spencer Group, Brisbane Lions AFL Football Club (Chairman), Lindsay Australia and Horticulture Innovation Australia Limited, chairing the International Trade Advisory Panel and International Market Access Assessment Panel.
Tony graduated with a Bachelor of Laws (UQ), and worked in the legal profession as Judge’s Associate and Solicitor. More recently, Tony’s business experience has extended into his co-ownership of the emerging Veracity Technology in the IT industry.
Tony has been a Non-Executive Director of Brisbane Markets Limited since 2002.
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Deputy Chair
Peter has been a Non-Executive Director of Brisbane Markets Limited since 1999. His family has a long history in the Brisbane Markets and Peter is a second-generation member with 45 years’ experience in fruit and vegetable wholesaling.
Peter was a Director of Brismark from 1988-2021, and is also a Director of a number of private companies. Peter is also the Managing Director of Magic Bloodstock Racing, a Thoroughbred Horse Racing and Breeding business.
Peter is the current Chair of Auking Mining Ltd.
Peter is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors
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Director
Bruce has been a Non-Executive Director of Brisbane Markets Limited since November 2012. Bruce has extensive experience in chartered accounting covering many industry sectors, and consults to and has served on the Boards of several private and family-owned businesses.
Bruce has a Bachelor of Commerce, is a Fellow Chartered Accountant and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Bruce is also an Adjunct Professor at the Australian Centre for Family Business, Bond University.
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Director
Stuart brings many years of experience as a senior executive in the property sector, specifically within ASX-listed groups, government agencies and not-for-profit organisations. Stuart has extensive expertise in the management and development of complex property portfolios through his role as the General Manager Property Services for Southern Cross Care Qld and previously as the Director of Building, Planning Facilities and Property with the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Brisbane.
Stuart is Non-Executive Director on the board of several organisations, including Bolton Clarke (formerly RSL Care RDNS), Deaf Connect, National Trust of Queensland, Mangrove Housing Limited and Chair of the Heritage Council of Queensland. Additionally, he is a member of the Property Council of Queensland, sitting on the Retirement Living Committee and the Queensland Catholic Education Commission grant assessment committee. Stuart has a Bachelor of Economics, Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment, Post Graduate Diploma in Accounting , Diploma in Project and Construction Management, and is also a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
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Director
Nicole is a Partner in the Corporate Advisory and Governance practice of HopgoodGanim Lawyers and has worked at the firm for more than 28 years. Throughout her career she has built a highly successful corporate law practice advising public and private companies on corporate structuring, due diligence and corporate governance, capital raisings and mergers and acquisitions. Nicole’s experience includes advising ASX-listed organisations, mid-cap companies, international firms and overseas entities seeking to expand into the Australian market.
In 2019, she was recognised as a Leading Commercial Lawyer – Queensland in Doyle’s Guide and was most recently named in The Best Lawyers™ in Australia 2025-2026 for Corporate Law, Corporate Governance Practice and Commercial Law. Nicole is the Deputy Chair of The Gregory Terrace Foundation and is on the board of the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Foundation (RBWHF).
Nicole holds both a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Law (Honours) and was admitted the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia in 1999. She is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management.
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Director
Noel has a comprehensive knowledge of the fruit and vegetable industry, having been Managing Director of RW Pascoe, a leading Brisbane Markets fruit and vegetable wholesaling business since 1989. During this time he has been involved with all aspects of running this successful business.
Noel is also involved as a shareholder of Smart Berries Pty Ltd, one of the larger berry producing companies in Australia and New Zealand.
Noel is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
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Non-Executive Director
Stephen brings over 25 years’ experience to the Board and a deep undertaking of the wholesaling sector of the fresh produce industry. He has broad commercial experience and business acumen with a detailed understanding of board and corporate governance, succession planning and expertise in a range of compliance matters including quality assurance, food safety and work health and safety.
As Managing Director of Murray Bros, Stephen has overseen the growth of the company which is now one of the largest wholesalers in the Brisbane Markets involved in both the domestic and export markets and in servicing all sectors of the industry.
Stephen’s industry knowledge is supported by a broad understanding of the law and legal issues with a special focus on the history and issues surrounding the Horticulture Code of Conduct both practically and through Government lobbying.
He has been a Director of Brismark since 2004 and has held the role of Deputy Chair since 2018. Stephen is also a past Director of Fresh Markets Australia, a national organisation representing the interests of fruit and vegetable wholesalers.
Stephen holds Bachelor of Laws from the University of Queensland and has been admitted to both the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia.
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Managing Director and CEO
Andrew has a history of employment at a senior management level with extensive experience in policy and strategy formulation, service development, industry representation and Market operation and development.
His experience in the fresh produce industry includes engaging with relevant stakeholders at a State and Federal level and addressing national issues through his roles with BML, Brismark and Fresh Markets Australia.
He has had an active involvement in addressing issues impacting on the wholesaling sector of the fresh produce industry and has conducted research on central markets in Australia and parts of Asia, Europe and the USA.
Andrew played a leading role as part of the project team responsible for what became the successful bid to purchase the Brisbane Markets site in 2002 and as CEO, coordinated the seamless transition of ownership of the Brisbane Markets site to BML.
He has maintained a focus on the upgrading and development of the Brisbane Markets site and the strategies contributing to the ongoing growth and success of the company.
Andrew is a Non-Executive Director of Perth Markets Group Limited having been appointed in 2015 ahead of the acquisition of the Markets in 2016, and an Executive Director of Fresh Markets Australia.
Andrew holds a Bachelor of Commerce, a Bachelor of Agricultural Science with Honours, a Diploma of Corporate Management, is a Certified Chief Executive Officer, is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is a Fellow Certified Practicing Accountant.
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Managing Director and CEO
Andrew has a history of employment at a senior management level with extensive experience in policy and strategy formulation, service development, industry representation and Market operation and development.
His experience in the fresh produce industry includes engaging with relevant stakeholders at a State and Federal level and addressing national issues through his roles with BML, Brismark and Fresh Markets Australia.
He has had an active involvement in addressing issues impacting on the wholesaling sector of the fresh produce industry and has conducted research on central markets in Australia and parts of Asia, Europe and the USA.
Andrew played a leading role as part of the project team responsible for what became the successful bid to purchase the Brisbane Markets site in 2002 and as CEO, coordinated the seamless transition of ownership of the Brisbane Markets site to BML.
He has maintained a focus on the upgrading and development of the Brisbane Markets site and the strategies contributing to the ongoing growth and success of the company.
Andrew is a Non-Executive Director of Perth Markets Group Limited having been appointed in 2015 ahead of the acquisition of the Markets in 2016, and an Executive Director of Fresh Markets Australia.
Andrew holds a Bachelor of Commerce, a Bachelor of Agricultural Science with Honours, a Diploma of Corporate Management, is a Certified Chief Executive Officer, is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and is a Fellow Certified Practicing Accountant.
General Manager
Reporting to the Managing Director and CEO, Murray has a strong foundation in finance and a proven track record of leadership. With over 30 years in senior finance roles, he has developed a deep expertise in financial management, performance optimisation, risk and compliance.
His understanding of commercial and financial strategy now underpins his role as General Manager at Brisbane Markets Limited.
In this capacity, Murray leads cross-functional teams in operations, retail markets, property and leasing, infrastructure and facilities management, and finance to drive growth, operational excellence, and sustainable profitability. Drawing on a data-driven mindset and a passion for people development, he fosters collaboration and accountability to achieve organisational goals.
A strategic thinker with a hands-on approach, Murray combines financial discipline with business leadership and strategic vision, helping Brisbane Markets Limited to navigate change, improve processes, maximise opportunities and deliver long-term value for stakeholders.
Murray has a Bachelor of Business (Accounting), is a Chartered Accountant, and is a Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia, and holds a Cert IV in Workplace Health and Safety.
Chief Administration Officer
MBA, FGIA ACG (CS), JP (Qual)
Reporting to the Managing Director and CEO, Joady holds the dual role of Chief Administration Officer for BML and Brismark, is the Company Secretary for BML and the Secretary for Brismark. Joady works closely with the Managing Director and CEO and the Board of Directors for both BML and Brismark and is responsible for the management of the corporate office and all board administrative matters, including the preparation of all board and committee reporting.
Joady oversees BML’s marketing and communications team and administration team, including the Site Service Centre and HR. Similarly, she is responsible for Brismark’s administration team and more broadly supports Brismark organisational management. Joady is accountable for BML’s shareholder dealings and in reinforcing the strategic direction of BML and Brismark.
Joady has over 25 years’ experience in senior administrative management roles and extensive experience in Board administration. She has been working with BML since 2012.
Joady has a Masters Degree in Business Administration, a Graduate Diploma in Applied Corporate Governance and Risk Management, is a Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia and is a Justice of the Peace (Qualified).
Chief Information Officer
Reporting to the Managing Director and CEO, the Chief Information Officer supports, develops, implements and manages all BML’s information technology and communication systems including all related hardware and software systems and applications, cloud services, servers, workstation fleet, phone systems, access control, remote sites, CCTV camera equipment, cybersecurity presence, and all other technical requirements.
Luke has worked for BML for over 10 years, and has led several large technology projects, including access control upgrades, CCTV installations, cybersecurity initiatives, licence plate recognition implementation, and many more.
Luke and his team work with each department to explore business solutions utilising automation, cloud, and various other technologies.
Luke holds several internationally-recognised industry certifications and has 20 years’ experience in the IT sector.
Office Leases
Interested in leasing office space? Fill in the form below to get in touch with our Property Department.
Meeting Rooms
Cost: From $100 per half day
Meeting Room 1 is a boardroom-style meeting room with seating for up to 10 people. Audio visual equipment including teleconferencing, projector, whiteboard, tea/coffee and on-site catering available.
Meeting Room 2 and 3 are compact rooms with seating for up to four people. Whiteboard and on-site catering available.
A large, 75 m2 corporate boardroom is also available, with seating for up to 20 people. Audio visual equipment including teleconferencing, projector, whiteboard and room audio. Tea/coffee and on-site catering available.
Training Rooms
Cost: From $200 per half day
Training Room 1: This 49 m2 training room has the capacity to seat up to 16 people.
Audio visual including two 65-inch LCD screens, data, whiteboard and on-site catering available. Tables and chairs included in hire.
Can be used in conjunction with Training Room 2 and/or the kitchen.
Training Room 2: This 89 m2 training room can seat up to 60 people or around 150 people standing.
Audio visual including up to two mounted 65-inch LCD screens, projector, whiteboard and on-site catering available. Tables and chairs included in hire.
Can be used in conjunction with Training Room 1 and/or the kitchen.
Market Kitchen
Cost: From $105 for the first hour
Size: 86 m2
Features:
The Market Kitchen is a Brisbane City Council-rated facility, featuring the highest quality kitchen available for a fraction of the cost of a long term lease.
The Market Kitchen offers a clean, modern design which creates a professional atmosphere for all uses.
