State snapshot – Queensland co-operative and mutual sector

17 June 2026

Data for the organisations below is sourced from the National Mutual Economy Report 2026, BCCM’s annual report on the size and contribution of Australia’s co‑operative and mutual sector, including the Top 100 list for the year to 30 June 2025.

QLD co-operatives and mutuals in the Top 100

10 QLD co-ops and mutuals rank among Australia’s Top 100. These co-ops and mutuals have a combined revenue of $5.92 billion and hold $56.97 billion in assets under management.

Top 10 QLD co-operative and mutual enterprises by turnover

  1. RACQ – Motoring Services, $2.40 billion
  2. People First Bank* – Financial Services, $1.39 billion
  3. Great Southern Bank – Financial Services, $1.10 billion
  4. TUH Health Fund – Health Insurance, $234.1 million
  5. Queensland Country Bank – Financial Services, $219.6 million
  6. Institute for Urban Indigenous Health – Medical Services, $187.1 million
  7. Isis Central Sugar Mill Company – Agribusiness, $133.5 million
  8. Bundaberg Friendly Society – Health Services, $99.5 million
  9. Cowboys Leagues Club – Sport & Recreation, $86.6 million
  10. ATSICHS Brisbane – Medical Services, $84.2 million

Download the full Queensland co-operative and mutual sector snapshot FY2024–25.

Read our other Sector and State Snapshots, watch the NME 2026 video and see past reports.

Read the full 2026 National Mutual Economy (NME) report.

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