Why Kemerton?

Doing business at Kemerton Industrial Park, in Australia’s South West, has many advantages.

Here are ten good reasons why:

1. Unencumbered Land
Lots are vacant, unencumbered by past developments, and can be tailored according to your needs.

2. Efficient Port
Kemerton Industrial Park is serviced by the Port of Bunbury, which is described by users as Australia’s most efficient port. The port is also known to be one of the most cost effective in the country.

3. Extensive Buffers
Kemerton Industrial Park is surrounded by a sizeable buffer to ensure minimal impact on surrounding communities. As a result it is suitable for the heaviest of industry.

4. No Known Aboriginal Heritage Issues
There are no outstanding issues with Aboriginal Heritage and Native Title claims at the Kemerton Industrial Park.

5. Quality employee services
The park is located on the doorstep of the City of Bunbury which offers employees quality housing, medical, educational, cultural and sporting facilities. And with the world-renowned Margaret River wine region just an hour away, the lifestyle is enviable.

6. Value-adding industry opportunities
The Kemerton Industrial Park is uniquely located to take advantage of the South West Region’s world-class mineral sands and alumina industries. It is ideally located to support some of the area’s other resources industries including coal, tantalum and spodumene mining and for downstream processing of the region’s quality dairy, horticultural, viticultural, beef and timber industries.

7. Services accessibility
Kemerton is close to large and ready supplies of gas, power and water. These resources are capable of sustaining industry development of the largest scale.

8. Prosperous local economy
Growth in the South West Region of Western Australia is twice the national average. Driven by industry expansions, a burgeoning tourism industry and rising demand from overseas for quality food, timber and minerals, the region’s economy is very prosperous.

9. Business support available
There is a wide range of government and non-government services available to encourage business investment and expansion in the region. Local business support is available through the South West Development Commission, Business Enterprise Centres and local commerce groups. Government programs are in place to assist businesses to develop export markets and local governments in the region have formed co-operative alliances to support business investment.

10. Skilled labour force
Bunbury and surrounds has a population of 80,000 which provides a sound base for a highly-skilled technical and industrial workforce. There are tertiary and vocational training institutions, which help produce high quality labour to support industry in the region.