In the Media

THE combination of geography and industry diversification - but especially people - is helping to spread risk and deliver for Brisbane-based agricultural company AAM Investment Group.

INVESTMENT dollars are looking to the broiler industry as an attractive place to park capital as major operators Baiada and Ingham’s consolidate their operations.

Surprisingly strong interest in farming ventures from self funded retirees and family wealth managers has prompted AAM to plan two more capital raisings.

AAM is in negotiations with the Pearson family for the purchase of the historic Terrick Terrick Station south west of Blackall.

The Brisbane-based AAM Investment Group (AAMIG) is on track to buy Legune Station in the Northern Territory, after entering into an agreement with Seafarms.

QUEENSLAND-based AAM Investment Group has paid more than $20 million for two NSW farms offered by the ASX-listed Blue Sky Alternative Investments.

Agriculture investment fund manager AAM Investment Group will undertake a targeted capital raising to stock recent property acquisitions.

SHOWCASE large-scale Blackall district grazing property Terrick Terrick will provide the cornerstone asset for the beef component of a new Australian investment fund’s investments in agricultu

The country's biggest free-range meat chicken farm has installed one of agriculture's most extensive solar and battery systems.

AN INVESTMENT fund has reportedly paid $16 million for an aggregation of properties in the Lachlan Valley in NSW.

Agricultural investment and management outfit, AAM, has received strong backing from mum and dad investors wanting to put money into its latest venture - a mixed farming aggregation in NSW.

A $5.3 million investment from the Federal Government will create jobs in Bathurst and help with the long-term sustainability of Australia's timber industry.