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Sumitomo invests in Metricon as Japanese investors turn to Australian residential

Tom Briglia
By Tom Briglia 5 Min Read

AUSTRALIA'S biggest home builder Metricon will become majority-owned by Tokyo Stock Exchange-listed Sumitomo Forestry, with the partnership agreement ...

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