AMount Gambier real estate agent recently had the opportunity to attend a prestigious agricultural conference in Japan.
Elders South Australia real estate sales representative Grant Schubert attended the Global Investment Agricultural Conference in Tokyo, Japan, joining nearly 200 delegates from around the world.
The event provided invaluable insights into the operations of major investment funds and their global portfolios, with a particular focus on agriculture.
Mr Schubert was accompanied by Elders General Manager of Farmland Agency and Water Mark Barber and said he found the conference to be an eye-opening experience, providing an opportunity to connect with some of the largest investment funds worldwide.
“The event was a great opportunity for professional development, as I gained a deeper understanding of how these funds operate and their growing interest in Australian agriculture,” he said.
The conference highlighted a strong appetite for investment in specific sectors of Australian agriculture, underscoring the potential for international partnerships and growth.
Mr Schubert emphasised the importance of building relationships with key players in global investment circles.
“It’s clear these funds are keen to diversify into Australia, and the conference has allowed me to start creating connections that could lead to future opportunities in this space,” he said.
Mr Schubert expressed his gratitude for Elders’ support in enabling his participation.
“I’m grateful to Elders for this opportunity, as it has opened my eyes to the broader landscape of agricultural investment and positioned me to engage with the next level of business in Australia’s agricultural sector,” he said.