Indonesian feedlots writing Darwin feeder contracts at ~AUD 4.50/kg for pre-Ramadan restock
طلب شراء – Indonesia
Indonesian importers are still contracting Australian feeder steers around 450c/kg liveweight, with buying expected to pick up from November ahead of Ramadan/Lebaran 2027; 40,000–50,000 head of floodplain cattle come off in Oct–Nov.
| Lead type | Buy requirement |
|---|---|
| Status | Active requirement – no deadline published |
| Product | Live feeder cattle (steers) |
| Product group | Meat, dairy, livestock & fresh produce · HS 01–04, 07–08 |
| Quantity | 40,000–50,000 head Oct–Nov turn-off (about one-third already committed) |
| Price | ~450–460 AUc/kg liveweight, ex Darwin |
| Buyer | Indonesian feedlots and cattle importers |
| Country | Indonesia · Asia & Pacific |
| Origin | Australia (Northern Territory) |
| Destination | Indonesia |
| Delivery / terms | Ex Darwin, from November ahead of Feb 2027 Ramadan |
| Deadline | Not published |
| Published | 14 Oct 2026 |
| Source | Beef Central |
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