Warakirri fund may be going nuts

Agricultural investor Warakirri Asset Management is seeking to raise $100 million for a new fund which may include diverse crops such as nuts and wine grapes.

Warakirri is looking to add to its substantial investment in Australian agriculture. Picture courtesy Warakirri.

07 December 2018
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The new fund, known as the Warakirri Diversified Agriculture Fund (WDAF) aims to raise $100 million by 31 March 2019 and up to $300 million in the longer term.

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