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Lion Nathan National Foods

Lion Nathan National Foods Ltd
Type Holding Company
Industry Fast-Moving Consumer Goods
Founded 2009
Headquarters Sydney, Australia
Key people Chairman, Geoff Ricketts;
CEO, Rob Murray
Products Beer, wine, RTDs, spirits, dairy, juice
Owner(s) Kirin Holdings Company, Limited
Employees ~8000
Subsidiaries Lion Nathan, National Foods, Dairy Farmers
Website www.lnnf.com

Lion Nathan National Foods is the parent company created in October 2009, into which Lion Nathan and National Foods were merged. It is fully owned by Kirin Holdings Company, Limited. The holding company operates out of Lion Nathan's head office in Sydney, although they maintain a secondary base at National Foods' head office in Melbourne, and an additional base at Dairy Farmers' former head office at Sydney Olympic Park.

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