Key developments← Previous revisionRevision as of 21:21, 2 November 2026 Line 36: Line 36: [[File:House built by the Masaga group in Mount Waverley.jpg|thumb|237x237px|Home built by Masaga on their Amstel Park estate in 1968]] [[File:House built by the Masaga group in Mount Waverley.jpg|thumb|237x237px|Home built by Masaga on their Amstel Park estate in 1968]] {| class="wikitable sortable" {| class="wikitable sortable" |'''Opened''' |1964–1969 |'''Name/type''' |'''Location''' |'''Ref''' |- |1964 |[[Forest Hill Chase|Forest Hills Shopping Centre]] |[[Forest Hill Chase|Forest Hills Shopping Centre]] |Canterbury Road, Forest Hill |Canterbury Road, Forest Hill Line 183: Line 188: == Industrial activities == == Industrial activities == In 1965, Masaga directors took over the Newport Freezing Works with industrialist Charlie Zuker.{{Cite news |date=16 September 1965 |title=Export Abattoirs: Masaga Investments |work=The Age |pages=10 |via=[[State Library Victoria]]}} According to Fayman, they originally intended to develop the site for housing but instead chose to keep the firm going. It reportedly employed 900 men by 1969 and was on track to export about $20m worth of lamb and beef overseas that year. The partnership ended in 1972. In 1965, Masaga directors took over the Newport Freezing Works with a industrialist Charlie Zuker.{{Cite news |date=16 September 1965 |title=Export Abattoirs: Masaga Investments |work=The Age |pages=10 |via=[[State Library Victoria]]}} According to Fayman, they originally intended to develop the site for housing but instead chose to keep the firm going. It reportedly employed 900 men by 1969 and was on track to export about $20m worth of lamb and beef overseas that year. The partnership ended in 1972. == Corporate affairs == == Corporate affairs ==