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The long-term investment fundamentals of forestry should ensure the asset class continues to shine in 2023, despite economic headwinds.
A renewed focus on the importance of diet and nutrition, as well as enthusiasm for more sustainable crop inputs and alternative materials, continue to provide opportunities for agtech investors.
Timberland, forest
In a year of economic shocks and volatility across asset classes, the UK’s forestry sector demonstrated low or inverse correlations to equities and bonds.
The firm’s natural capital vehicle has invested in a 400ha regenerative almond project in Spain, while its carbon strategy has backed the two million ha Restore Africa initiative.
Timberland, forest
The French firm said it will be ‘expanding its range of sustainable thematic products with the launch of nature-based solutions, likely to cover areas such as forestry, agriculture and carbon optimization.’
Aerial shot of timber plantation in New Zealand owned by New Forests
New Forests’ ANZLAFF is its fourth fund focused on Australia and New Zealand, investing in plantation forestry, infrastructure and agriculture.
The second State of Finance for Nature report found that nature-based solutions are underfinanced if the world is to meet climate and biodiversity goals.
Vertical farming, agtech, high value leafy greens
In the face of successive crises, active investments in CEA farming could help address food security issues, but the sector still has a lot to prove.
The French integrated services provider was founded in 2014 and is poised to expand its offerings and geographic reach.
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