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AMERRA’s AquaShip acquisition prompted by aquaculture regulation
AMERRA senior associate Anthony Ferrara says the firm has seen a trend of farmers outsourcing their shipping requirements in the face of rapidly developing regulation.
ADM’s ag fund hunts for aquaculture and veterinary investments
Chief operating officer Jeremy Alun-Jones says the fund believes valuations in the meat and alternative meat markets are too high, and is seeking to invest in an animal meats best practice platform instead.
EXEO Capital reaches $146m final close on second Africa-focused agribusiness fund
Agri-Vie Fund II falls just short of $150m target but EXEO managing partner Herman Marais says food and agri remains a ‘logical entry point’ for long-term investors who want exposure to Africa.
Mitsui expands investment in Vietnamese shrimp with agri identified as growth area
The Japanese investment giant has acquired stake in Minh Phu Seafood after first investing in an affiliated company in 2013.
AAM Investment Group buys Australian property to create mega prawn farm
Aquaculture firm Seafarms Group novated its option to buy Legune Station in the Northern Territory to AAM but signed a lease to continue developing Project Sea Dragon.
VIDEO: When horticulture meets aquaculture
Green Camel, in Sydney’s south-west, is raising A$8.5m as it pioneers organic glasshouse farming collocated with barramundi breeding on a commercial scale. Agri Investor got an exclusive tour of the facilities.
When agriculture becomes infrastructure (and vice-versa)
Antin, a prominent infrastructure manager, has just acquired a live salmon transportation business. In what bucket should we put this asset?
EXEO backs South African aquaculture company
Partner Kennett Sinclair tells Agri Investor how the first investment from the $175m Agri-Vie Fund II fits into the firm’s import substitution strategy.
Nordic Aquafarms to build $500m salmon farm in Maine
Chief executive Erik Heim tells Agri Investor that the company's move into the US comes amid growing investor appetite for onshore aquaculture after a doubling of costs for sea-borne fish farms.
Wild fisheries in deep water as aquaculture surges
Booming volumes and higher prices are buoying the prospects for farmed seafood, fresh research argues.
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