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Why Choose VERDANT?

Financial return is key for us, but we believe that quality investments bring value across various dimensions. Particularly in agriculture, which represents a lucrative investment sector with untapped potential. The fund is based on stable and conservative assets, secured by diversified investment tools. The fund's portfolio is structured to maximize the benefits of both the agricultural sector and the digitalization of assets, which continue to be utilized within the activities of APF GROUP. This strategy ensures both value growth and long-term regular income from investments.

Superior Returns
Investments in European agriculture bring returns exceeding 10%.
Support for Local Production
Investments in local agricultural projects reduce transportation costs and ensure quick access to fresh raw materials in the market.
Government and Policy Support
Agricultural unions and governments support policies focused on generational change.
Crisis Resilience
Agricultural land is considered a crisis-resilient asset that retains its value.
Growing Demand
By 2050, it is expected that food production will need to increase by 60-70%.
Sustainable
Investments in agriculture often involve projects focused on renewable resources and reducing CO2 emissions.
Technological Advances
Modern technology and sustainable practices increase productivity and efficiency.

However, It Also Has Weak Points

No investment is without risk, and agriculture is no exception. The most important include:

High Initial Costs

Investments in agricultural land can require significant initial capital outlays, which may be a barrier for smaller investors.

Natural Risks

Agriculture is exposed to risks associated with unpredictable natural phenomena such as floods, droughts, extreme weather, or pests. This can negatively impact production and returns.

Price Volatility

Prices of agricultural commodities can be very volatile and influenced by factors such as global supply and demand, trade tariffs, or currency exchange rates.

Long-term Returns

Agricultural investments often require a longer time horizon before generating significant returns, which may deter investors seeking quick returns.

Regulatory and Political Risks

The agricultural sector is heavily regulated, and changes in agricultural policies, subsidies, or trade tariffs can affect the profitability of investments.

Generational Issues

Given the high average age of agricultural landowners, there may be a shortage of young farmers to continue the business, which can threaten the continuity and stability of investments.

Lack of Liquidity

Investments in agricultural land can be less liquid compared to other assets, making it difficult to quickly realize investments when cash is needed.

Competitive Environment

The growing interest of investors in agricultural land can increase competition and thus land prices, which may reduce potential returns on investments.

Environmental and Social Pressures

Agricultural enterprises may face pressures to comply with ecological standards and sustainable practices, which can increase operating costs. Additionally, changes in land ownership can impact the social structure of rural areas and lead to resistance from local communities.