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Australia’s opportunities in natural capital made it a natural fit for the US-listed Agriculture and Natural Solutions Acquisition Corporation.
The 2022 tech slump has slowed the journey for some agtech start-ups to blossom into must-haves for corporates and generalists. Where else should GPs be looking for a sure thing?
Co-founders Ellie Rubenstein and Ross Iverson discuss the added value role the firm plays for LPs and why they receive queries about their portfolio companies as soon as they close a deal.
Public market flotations by highly coveted and well-funded ag start-ups have followed in the footsteps of Beyond Meat’s 2019 IPO, adding to the growing signs of industry maturity.
The venture-backed New Zealand agtech company will offer up to 40 million shares at A$0.20 each before listing on the Australian stock exchange on August 31st.
The food distributor, owned by KKR and CD&R, has yet to disclose a price range for the public offering.
The Indian dairy products company, which is owned by PE firms and development finance institutions, has extended its IPO and cut the price of its shares after struggling to attract investors.
Costa listed on the Australian Securities Exchange on July 24 in the second-largest IPO in Australia so far this year.
The New York-based farmland real estate investment trust joins Farmland Partners to become the second NYSE-listed agri REIT.
Algae Dynamics, a food ingredients producer, announced its initial public offering last week.