International investors and buyers

Australia is a great place for investors and buyers to do business.

Do business with Australia

Austrade partners with Australian state and territory governments to offer helpful insights into potential opportunities for international businesses. We can also help you find the right contacts in industry and government agencies in Australia.

With many Austrade offices across the world, our advisers and industry specialists can:

  • help foreign investors with opportunities and contacts
  • connect international buyers with Australian suppliers.

Our Why Australia Benchmark Report details many advantages of choosing Australia for your business.

International Austrade website

Australian exporters

If you are an Australian exporter, our Go Global Toolkit is designed to help Australian businesses at every stage of their export journey.

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Australia is committed to clean energy. Partner with us as we transition to net zero. Choose Australia to invest in early-stage opportunities in everything from critical technologies, renewable energy, critical minerals and much more.

Australia is a land of endless possibilities, committed to clean energy, digital technologies and advanced manufacturing.

Join us as we transition to net zero.

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Meeting responsible business standards 

Austrade is committed to reducing abuses of human rights, modern slavery, money-laundering and bribery in domestic and overseas markets.

All organisations operating in Australia or overseas should be aware of and adhere to the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises. The Guidelines provide principles and standards for responsible business behaviour, consistent with applicable domestic laws. The Guidelines are endorsed and promoted by the Australian Government.

Before engaging in any overseas markets, all organisations should conduct thorough due diligence to ensure that their employees, contractors, suppliers, partner organisations, or any other third parties are all meeting the responsible business standards expected by the OECD.