Sustainable Farmland Growth Fund (AUD)
Raised
$120M
Investors
2
Min Invest
$1
AltStreet Analysis
·Generated from EDGAR primary sources
Sustainable Farmland Growth Fund (AUD) is a Cayman Islands entity filed on April 23, 2018, with $120.2M raised from 2 investors under an unspecified exemption. The fund has a nominal $1 minimum investment and is managed by Hancock Natural Resource Group, Inc. and Sustainable Farmland Trustee. No first sale date was disclosed in this original filing.
This farmland fund represents an institutional-scale offering with a substantial capital raise from only 2 investors, indicating large average check sizes typical of institutional or high-net-worth family office allocations. The $1 minimum investment is a nominal figure inconsistent with the actual investor profile, suggesting formal structuring requirements rather than retail accessibility.
Data Flags
EDGAR Filing Data
Form D — Primary Source
View on SEC.govRelated Persons (Form D)
Executive officers, directors, and promoters listed on the SEC Form D filing. Source: SEC.gov.
Hancock Natural Resource Group, Inc.
Executive Officer · Boston, MA
Sustainable Farmland Trustee
Executive Officer · Cricket Square, Grand Cayman, E9
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