ABG Group was established in 1994 and has since grown into a well-recognised professional organisation specialising in Australia–China cultural exchange, education services, international study pathways, and development consultancy. Over the years, ABG Group has played an active role in advancing higher education collaboration between Australia and China, while also providing value-added professional services in areas such as training, accounting, and legal advisory.

ABG Group operates through a number of affiliated organisations, including the ACICES, CALUA, ACES, AAES, and AAET, with offices or representative presences in Perth (Australia), Hong Kong, and Guangzhou (China). Leveraging the strategic advantages of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area as a major economic and education hub, the Group has established a stable cross-regional business network spanning Australia and multiple regions across China.

Guided by the principle of “Integrity as the foundation, excellence as the pursuit”, ABG Group is committed to delivering high-quality services to its clients and partners. Drawing on over 30 years of accumulated professional experience and industry insight, the Group has developed a mature and reliable service framework supporting international study, settlement, and related cross-border activities in Australia. Throughout this period, ABG Group has collaborated with a wide range of leading universities in both Australia and China, including members of Australia’s Group of Eight and the Australian Technology Network, as well as numerous nationally key-supported and Double First-Class universities in China. Through systematic planning and long-term implementation, the Group has successfully developed and managed hundreds of Australia–China international education collaboration projects.

Through decades of steady and responsible operations, ABG Group has facilitated pathways for Chinese students and professionals to pursue education and development opportunities overseas, supported the introduction of skilled Chinese talent to Australia, assisted Chinese investors in engaging with the Australian market, and built a solid bridge for Australia–China cooperation in education and culture—contributing to sustained and in-depth collaboration between the two countries across education, talent, and cultural exchange.