Reap what you sow: Why there's money in farmland
    Tony Hales, managing director of Stadia Trustees, puts forward the case for including farmland in clients’ self-invested personal pensions (UK)
    • IFA Online
    • 15 December 2011
    Thai sugar giant Mitr Phol seeks to take over 125-year-old Queensland sugar company MSF Sugar
    The Thai company is seeking to acquire four far north Queensland sugar mills, more than 6,000 hectares of agricultural land and other infrastructure assets owned by MSF Sugar
    • Property Observer
    • 12 December 2011
    Aquila readies Asia hedge fund, $150 mln agri fund for 2012
    "The whole mess in Europe at the moment has increased demand for diversification products for the Asian markets," says Aquila CEO Roman Rosslenbroich, including farmland.
    • Reuters
    • 08 December 2011
    British combing for cotton
    UK-based investors are planning a $400 million rural land fund to buy cotton and wheat properties in eastern Australia.
    • The Land
    • 05 December 2011
    Macquarie bets on milk
    Company now manages farms on 3.6 million hectares and believes that, overall, US$25 billion of institutional capital has gone into the acquisition of farms.
    • Wall Street Journal
    • 30 November 2011
    Australia: Expanding PrimeAg has $1bn in its sights
    PrimeAg chairman said while it was talking to domestic and offshore investors about taking part in the fund to reach a target of $600 million in funds under management within six months, it had grander ambitions.
    • The Australian
    • 28 November 2011
    Foreign land grab continues
    Foreign investors have snapped up more than $12 billion in Australian farm land and agribusiness during the past year.
    • Weekly Times Now
    • 23 November 2011
    Rogers in town to buy the farm
    Commodities trader Jim Rogers, known for his investment prowess alongside George Soros, is in Australia to launch a new rural land fund which is seeking to raise up to $350 million to buy farms in northern NSW
    • AFR
    • 09 November 2011
    Western Australia to release 15,200 hectares of new farm land
    Western Australia announced it will make available 15,200 hectares of new irrigable farm land near Kununurra in the state's deep north, more than doubling the size of an existing irrigation area, with the government hoping to attract interest from foreign investors.
    • IIFL
    • 09 November 2011
    Foreign buyers grinding out mill deals
    Two of the last big Australian-owned sugar mills, Maryborough and Proserpine, could soon be sold to foreign buyers in takeover deals worth more than $350 million.
    • Sydney Morning Herald
    • 08 November 2011
    Brazil thwarts Macquarie crop move
    Group's $700 million international crop fund has been dealt a serious blow with new foreign investment restrictions on rural property in Brazil stalling its expansion.
    • Stock & Land
    • 07 November 2011
    AC signs up to Principles for Responsible Investment in Farmland
    Aquila Capital Green Assets, part of the Aquila Group, is pleased to announce today that it has become an official signatory to the recently launched Principles for Responsible Investment in Farmland.
    • Aquila Capital
    • 02 November 2011

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