K&L Gates Advises Centuria on acquisition of massive glasshouse in Victoria
CEO highlights the significance of the acquisition to a fund
Source: thelawyermag.com
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Centuria Agricultural Fund dominates Australian vegetable market | Stock & Land
Discover how the Centuria Agricultural Fund emerged as the top player in Aussie veggie trade. Explore their latest acquisition of Katunga Fresh glasshouse.
Source: stockandland.com.au
Centuria fund buys a second bug glasshouse grower in Victoria. | Queensland Country Life
Discover how the Centuria Agricultural Fund is dominating Australia's vegetable trade with major glasshouse acquisitions.
Source: queenslandcountrylife.com.au
Centuria fund buys a second bug glasshouse grower in Victoria. | North Queensland Register
Discover how the Centuria Agricultural Fund is dominating Australia's vegetable trade with major glasshouse acquisitions.
Source: northqueenslandregister.com.au
Centuria lifts glasshouse portfolio to $450m with big Victoria acquisition
Centuria has paid about $100m to buy the Katunga Fresh glasshouse facility in a sale-and-leaseback deal with the Van den Goor family.
Source: afr.com
News blog, December 16: O'Keeffe rules out joining federal race; 89 active cases of COVID-19 in Greater Shepparton
It’s Georgia Rossiter again with you this sunny (and a bit breezy) Thursday. We’ll be reaching a top of 27℃ in Shepparton, before the mercury rises to 33℃ tomorrw. O...
Source: sheppnews.com.au
Ag Spotlight - week commencing November 30
Daneka Hill and Terri Cowley chat about Katunga Fresh's efforts to reduce its carbon footprint; a farmer whose domestic water security received a boost; a record price set for WA Guernseys sold in Rochy recently; orchard robots and a whole lot more!\
Source: sheppnews.com.au
Crop Trial a Forerunner to $1 Billion Renewable Fuel Trial – Advanced BioFuels USA
(LaTrobe University) A cropping trial is now in the ground at Katunga as a forerunner to a $1 billion renewable fuel development. Investment company, AgBioEn, is planning a massive biofuel plant on a 40 ha former dairy farm, which will use agricultural waste. The company is looking for ways of generating the bio-mass as an energy source and has struck up a partnership with La Trobe University to research ways of growing suitable crops. La Trobe has established three trial plots of maize, ...
Source: advancedbiofuelsusa.info