Capital Gains Watch: AFF set to regenerate 40,000 acres of undervalued farmland

Tomorrow, Australian Food & Farming (AFF) will complete the first in a series of key acquisitions that will add considerable value to the company seeking to become Australia’s largest producer of sheep meat.

These acquisitions add more than 40,000 acres in Western Australia where the company has been targeting undervalued assets with the intention of regenerative farming and use for Dorper Sheep – an African breed capable of sizable weight gain in arid conditions. Being on the opposite coast to AFF’s properties in New South Wales, the targeting of these WA properties are aligned to the company’s drought protection measures.

The properties in line for settlement are in the Great Southern part of Western Australia, which historically recieves 340mm of annual rainfall, and will enable AFF to regenerate the land and increase AFF’s flock size which already stands above 9000 head of sheep.

Whilst product sales and flock size growth form a part of the AFF Key Advantage Lamb Fund’s targeted 15% p.a returns for investors, the capital gain targeted from acquiring these undervalued properties cannot be ignored. The process is a proven one – at their New South Wales properties, Farm Manager Greg Ingram regenerated Woperana from a AU$5,000,000 property in 2015 to a property recently valued at $16,000,000.

Investors seeking an investment opportunity not correlated to global markets could consider the AFF Key Advantage Fund which targets 15% p.a returns and can learn more here.

** Reach Markets are the advisors assisting on with the management of this offer and may receive fees depending on whether an offer is taken up by investors.