Following a $125m close, Anterra Capital's Adam Anders says transformative agtech companies are the key to solving long-term food supply challenges.
Investors are increasingly looking for forestry opportunities beyond developed markets. We ask TIAA's Biff Ourso why, and what new risks this poses.
On 23 June, the British public goes to the polls to vote on the country’s membership of the European Union, but the private equity industry has already voiced its opinion.
NMERB real assets senior portfolio manager Mark Canavan tells Agri Investor why he has invested in Ecosystem Investment Partners' mitigation banking vehicle, and what he thinks risk really is.
Whether you are looking at funds, TIMOs or club deals, Aquila Capital portfolio manager Nils von Schmidt gives his take on forestry investment vehicles, who they are suited to and why.
Agriculture market participants on both sides of the Brexit debate are putting their cases, but where does that leave businesses?
As dairy prices begin the road to recovery after a difficult year, Rabobank dairy analyst Kevin Bellamy asks whether investors should be looking at New Zealand.
New Zealand dairy went through a rough patch last year. But with pricing picking up at the same time as more deal opportunities come to market, investors would do well to take a second look.
Owning a forestry asset and integrating carbon and timberland management can often generate a higher internal rate of return than a pure forestry strategy, says New Forests chief executive officer David Brand.
‘Biologicals’, products based on the microbiome of a plant, are faster and cheaper to produce than pesticides. NewLeaf Symbiotics chief executive Tom Laurita says that this fast-moving area offers ample opportunity, but still has high risks.