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Amid an improving but more volatile economic outlook, valuations are rising in high-value markets. Next year will likely prove that agri is capable of both resilience and innovation, says Valoral’s Roberto Vitón.
The IFC’s Thomas Bauer thinks ‘bigger and better’ data mean farmers will become more willing to adopt digital technologies.
While rising US interest rates will put a cap on timber prices, a stronger link between forestry and energy markets will help bring stability, say David Brand and MaryKate Bullen of New Forests.
The US firm has increased its share in the organic food company to nearly 20% little more than a year after first investing in it.
UK, Dutch and Asian investors were among those who injected equity into FarmCo, in a sign of appetite for real assets and a ‘favorable outlook’ for Danish farmland assets.
In a first, New Forests portfolio company Forico will sell carbon credits generated from a new 630-hectare forest project to the government.
Pinnacle hopes to cement its position within a wood pellets market expected to grow 17% annually through 2021.
A vehicle being raised by Switzerland’s Blue Orchard has taken a 27% stake in a weather analytics start-up to help farmers combat India’s ‘leading national security challenge.’
While increased rain could lead to proliferating pests and disease in the region, warmer temperatures could support new crops such as tomatoes, peaches and wine grapes, researchers found.
Céréa Partenaire used its €225m Capital II fund to buy acquire Organic Alliance alongside three co-investors.
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