Investment in Agriculture Forum 2017 Australia

With the growth in global population driving demand in Australian agriculture, both domestic and international investors are showing greater interest in a range of agricultural supply chains with a long-term view for potential growth. This provides an excellent opportunity for Queensland agriculture being ideally placed to capitalize on the expanding global boom in food demand.

The Investment in Agriculture Forum 2017 is an opportunity for the agricultural sector to gain a comprehensive look at the requirements to become investor ready and develop an understanding around the different investment models and strategies implemented by investors to gain market share.

The global investment landscape is ever changing and with the demand for agricultural land increasing, there is significant potential for the sector as both international and domestic investors look towards strategies that offer higher returns on their investment. The forum hopes to offer a better understanding around the requirements and opportunities for investment in Australian agriculture.

For more information:
Justin Heaven
Department of Agriculture and Fisheries
Tel: +61 7 46816142
Mob: +61 455 052 586
[email protected]
www.daf.qld.gov.au

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