The Australian government plans to introduce a ‘demand measure’ for domestic low-carbon liquid fuel production – but details on any potential mandates remain unclear.
Portfolio company ATOME's Villeta project will use surplus renewable energy to produce fertilizer as the company looks to diversify global supply sources.
LAWD’s Danny Thomas expects the ‘big silverback gorillas’ among international investors to take note of the portfolio.
The newly formed Maharlika Investment Corporation has up to $240m it can allocate toward food and agriculture between 2026 and 2028.
Young American rebranded from Miami Beef last year and plans to continue its expansion of products in the organic, grass-fed, and Wagyu beef segment.
Cory Steffek says Sedron’s fertilizer and wastewater infrastructure businesses could attract different groups of buyers, with an IPO among the potential exit routes.
The Aviva subsidiary has partnered with Climate Impact Partners and will seek to sequester six million tonnes of carbon across the asset’s lifetime.
The protein processing company serves foodservice and retail customers across the US.
Managing director Sarah Kitz says the permanent funding of a key program during the first Trump administration helped shield the transaction from recent tumult surrounding federal spending and the Forest Service.
Vice-president Mike Cooper says clients are seeking managers with scale, expertise and geographic reach to provide global investment in working forests and other natural capital-focused opportunities.