Businesses backed by BOQ
BOQ has been getting to know and recognising our customers’ needs since 1874. We’re proud of these partnerships and the genuine difference they’ve made to Australian businesses.{sub-heading}
Burleigh Baker
From finding the right staff to supporting local suppliers, here’s how Gold Coast’s Burleigh Baker has created a thriving business.
REC Specialist Equine Centre
REC Equine Specialists is the veterinarian of choice for some of the biggest names in Australian Thoroughbred racing – and when it comes to banking, they put their trust in BOQ.
Thorn Group
When Jason Thorn arrived in Australia from Wales in 1991, he had just two suitcases and the tools of his trade to his name. Today, Jason runs Thorn Group – a successful commercial property development and management company.
The Knudsen Family
For Peter and Shari Knudsen the success of their cattle grazing business, a 65,000-acre property and 3,000-cow operation of Santa Gertrudis and Wagyu, is based on a great partnership with each other – and with BOQ Agribusiness.
Hyundai High Performance Forklifts
Since entering the Australian market in 2013, Hyundai Forklifts Australia has become the fastest growing forklift company in the country.
The Boydell Family
Ask Stuart Boydell and his family about how BOQ Agribusiness has backed their business and they will tell you that switching to BOQ has helped make their farm a viable and sustainable business.
Sydney Helicopters
Sydney Helicopters is the longest-running commercial helicopter operator in Sydney – and foreign exchange is a big part of their business.
Barmount Feedlot QLD
Barmount Feedlot in Central QLD is more than a top-performing cattle operation — it’s a family-run business backed by a bank that truly understands rural life. See how BOQ supports Barmount’s growth, season after season.
The Hewitt Family - Charvel QLD
The Hewitt property “Charvel”, Theodore, QLD, has been in the family since Alan's parents bought the place in 1958.
Healthia - A healthier Australia
How do you turn 11 podiatry clinics into nearly 150 allied health businesses?
