# Australian Angus Bull Sells for $420,000, Shattering Beef Records

An Angus bull named Wyatt W50 sold for $420,000, becoming the most expensive beef animal ever traded in Australia.

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An Angus bull named Wyatt W50 sold for $420,000 at a Central West bull sale near Bathurst, becoming the most expensive beef animal ever traded in Australia. [^1]

The Karnataka government signed a Memorandum of Understanding with INQ Innovation Global on 2026-09-05. [^2]

Millah Murrah retains a 20 per cent share in the bull and will work closely with Gundungarra Angus to manage the high demand for semen sales. [^3]

Ross Thompson stated that semen revenue potential for the bull would go into the seven-figure mark and attract interest from Australia, Canada, and the USA. [^4]

The sale price of $420,000 surpassed the former all-breeds bull record of $360,000 and the all-time beef animal record of $400,000 paid for a Wagyu heifer in 2022. [^5]

INQ Innovation Global is an organization based in Australia. [^6]

The initiative aims to connect startups with the New South Wales technology sector. [^7]

The partnership will support market access for startups. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. An Angus bull named Wyatt W50 sold for $420,000 at a Central West bull sale near Bathurst, becoming the most expensive beef animal ever traded in Australia. (abc.net.au, News)
2. The Karnataka government signed a Memorandum of Understanding with INQ Innovation Global on 2026-09-05. (Deccan Herald, News)
3. Millah Murrah retains a 20 per cent share in the bull and will work closely with Gundungarra Angus to manage the high demand for semen sales. (abc.net.au, News)
4. Ross Thompson stated that semen revenue potential for the bull would go into the seven-figure mark and attract interest from Australia, Canada, and the USA. (abc.net.au, News)
5. The sale price of $420,000 surpassed the former all-breeds bull record of $360,000 and the all-time beef animal record of $400,000 paid for a Wagyu heifer in 2022. (abc.net.au, News)
6. INQ Innovation Global is an organization based in Australia. (Deccan Herald, News)
7. The initiative aims to connect startups with the New South Wales technology sector. (Deccan Herald, News)
8. The partnership will support market access for startups. (Deccan Herald, News)

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