Ngapartji-Ngapartji Investment Fund

The Fund is intended to provide Investors with the opportunity to have exposure to investment in large areas of agricultural property within Australia including both livestock and broad acre managed by EIMA, with the intention of providing returns from the growing demand for food products from Australia both nationally and in the international market.

Initially, the Fund intends to acquire interests in large scale livestock properties in its own right, or in joint ventures with Traditional Owners, specializing in beef production but will subsequently seek out investment opportunities in sheep and broad acre farming properties.

The Fund will seek to provide opportunities to benefit from the potential revenue streams from

trading carbon credits on the voluntary and compliance carbon credit markets.

Financial description

Key Features of the Investment Strategy Rollout Strategy
Phase One:
EIMA will initially focus on acquiring interests in large scale livestock properties, and partnering with Indigenous communities, specializing in beef production in the Kimberley and other beef farming areas in Northern Australia.
Phase Two:
Subsequently, EIMA proposes to expand the operations of the Fund, both geographically and in farming terms. In Phase Two, the focus of EIMA will include other farming areas within Australia, in particular NSW and Queensland and it will also include a wider range of food production, including mutton/lamb/wool properties and a range of grain, horticulture and other crop production properties. EIMA expects that Phase Two will start one year after the start of Phase One.
It is intended that in both Phase One and Phase Two, EIMA will acquire interests in properties or businesses through acquisition of either freehold or leasehold interests and through Ngapartji – Ngapartji joint ventures with Traditional Owners. The property, the subject of the joint venture will remain in the ownership of the Traditional Owners. EIMA will manage and supervise the introduction of the ‘RegenAg’ and holistic farming techniques onto the properties. It is intended that net revenues from the joint ventures will be divided equally between the Fund and the Traditional Owners.
For more information please refer to the Fund's Information Memorandum.