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Four hazardous waste facilities hit the market in rare eastern seaboard portfolio

Le ho. Vendor, Entrepreneur and Investor. 

Rare portfolio of four freehold sites EPA-licenced for hazardous waste handling across Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane hit the market

Knight Frank has been appointed to market a rare portfolio of four EPA-licenced industrial facilities leased to ASX-listed Cleanaway Waste Management (ASX: CWY), offering investors a unique opportunity to acquire critical environmental infrastructure across Australia’s Eastern Seaboard.

The portfolio comprises four high quality assets all strategically located within established freight and industrial precincts:

  • 66 Links Road, St Marys (NSW)

  • 40 Christie Street, St Marys (NSW)

  • 83–87 Dohertys Road, Laverton North (VIC)

  • 8–12 Krypton Street, Narangba (QLD).

The two St Marys properties are positioned in heartland Western Sydney, approximately 47 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD, with direct access to the M4 Motorway and Great Western Highway. The Laverton North facility sits within Melbourne’s key Western Industrial Precinct with immediate access to the Princes Freeway (M1) and Western Ring Road (M80), approximately 15 kilometres from the Port of Melbourne. The Narangba asset is positioned adjacent to the Bruce Highway (M1) approximately 34 kilometres north of the Brisbane CBD.

The combined site area totals approximately 41,240 sqm across 4.12 hectares of land, with a total building area of 13,846 sqm.

The portfolio is offered for sale individually or in one line via Expressions of Interest closing Thursday, 30 July 2026 at 4.00pm (AEST).

Le Ho, vendor, entrepreneur and investor, said: “These assets represent a decade of patient investment. When I purchased these sites in 2016, I understood immediately how difficult hazardous waste licensing was to obtain. Each of these facilities has a long-established operating history, planning framework and approvals that a future operator simply could not replicate from scratch – particularly in comparable metropolitan locations under today’s planning environment.That’s what makes this offering genuinely rare.”

Orlando Maciel, Head of Industrial and Logistics NSW,and lead agent on the campaign, said the offering stood apart from anything the market had seen in recent years.

“This is a genuinely rare offering. Four established EPA-licenced hazardous waste facilities, simply do not come to market in one line.The combination of a secure long-term income stream and long-established operating histories that would be extremely difficult to replicate in today’s planning environment makes this one of the most compelling industrial investment opportunities we have seen in the current cycle,” Mr Maciel said.

ASX-listed Cleanaway Waste Management is Australia’s largest integrated waste services business, operating a national network of collection, treatment, recovery and disposal facilities servicing government, defence, utilities, mining, manufacturing and industrial clients. The company’s operations across the four sites include liquid waste processing, chemical and hazardous waste storage and treatment, resource recovery and technical environmental services.

“For investors seeking genuinely passive income from a blue-chip tenant, this is about as good as it gets,” Maciel added.

Due diligence information is available via an online data room. Inspections can be arranged with the exclusive selling agents.

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