Business Cooperation
Practical dialogue and connections for Australia–China cooperation.
Effective Australia–China cooperation begins with understanding. NORTHLINK supports business dialogue, market information exchange and relevant introductions, helping participants explain their priorities and explore opportunities that suit their own objectives.
Australia–China business exchange
Explore industry developments, market needs and cross-cultural communication. We encourage clear information and practical objectives so participants can build a shared understanding before pursuing cooperation.
Business resource introductions
Through discussions of needs, business introductions and focused exchanges, we aim to connect participants with relevant interests. The scope, arrangements and eligibility of specific programmes will be confirmed separately.
Enterprise connections and opportunities
Our areas of interest include supply chains, professional services, brand presentations and community business networks. Businesses remain responsible for assessing potential partners and negotiating their own commercial terms.
Investment and market information
Share public industry resources, market perspectives and information about discussion opportunities. Website content is general information and does not constitute investment, financial, tax or legal advice.
Australian brands and cross-border communication
Accurate product information and culturally appropriate communication matter. Brand presentations may explore product characteristics, audiences, market needs and cooperation models. A presentation does not imply certification, official endorsement or guaranteed sales.
How to start a cooperation enquiry
- Introduce your business, industry and objectives.
- Outline the market, resources and timing you would like to discuss.
- Confirm the format, information-sharing expectations and next steps with the relevant participants.
Tell us what you have in mind
Use the enquiry form to outline your interests. Please do not include trade secrets, identity documents or sensitive financial information in an initial enquiry.