Contributing their bit to the global Indian takeover, the government and India Inc plan to buy sizeable land abroad for cultivation. Seen as a long-term answer to keep prices of farm products under control, the grand plan envisages acquisition of large tracts of land in neighbouring countries like Myanmar and far off places like Paraguay.
- Economic Times
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03 September 2008
The fund’s strategy is to own and manage funds which operate in largely unsubsidised farming countries and are among the lowest cost producers of their chosen commodity or livestocks.
Agacpita President Steven Johnston explains the philosophy of investing in farmland
- Real Investments Television
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06 June 2008
Hedge funds and investment banks are swapping their Gucci for gumboots as they bet on rising food prices by buying farms.
- Financial Times
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25 April 2008
La firma de IRSA ampliará su capital para llegar a Uruguay, Paraguay y Bolivia
