A World-Class Agricultural Opportunity.
$90B+
Annual Agricultural Output
70%
Production Growth Forecast by 2030
$50B+
Prime Farmland Value
9B+
Global Population to Feed by 2050
— WHY AUSTRALIA
Rooted in stability.
Built for growth
Australia presents a unique convergence of natural advantage and institutional strength that few agricultural nations can match. Its strategic proximity to the fastest-growing food consumers in Asia, combined with a transparent legal system and stable political environment, makes it a premier destination for long-term agricultural capital.
With diverse climate zones, pristine soils, and a professional farming community at the forefront of global best practice, Australian agriculture is positioned to meet the world's rising demand for clean, premium produce.
01
STRATEGIC LOCATION
Proximity to Asia's booming middle-class consumer markets, with established trade agreements enabling seamless export access.
02
STABLE ENVIORNMENT
Transparent legal system, consistent regulation, and a political climate that safeguards long-term investment with confidence.
03
BIOSECURITY ADVANTAGE
Free from many pests and diseases found elsewhere globally, protecting produce quality and commanding premium export prices.
04
WORLD-CLASS PRACTICES
Leading farm management practices, robust WHS frameworks, and continuous innovation in precision agriculture technology.
05
DIVERSE COMMODITIES & CLIMATE
Varied climate, rainfall patterns, and soil types support a broad range of enterprises, enabling portfolio diversification across seasons.
06
CAPITAL APPRECIATION
Prime agricultural land has demonstrated consistent long-term capital growth, reinforcing the investment case alongside operational returns.
— THE INVESTMENT CASE
With prime agricultural land valued at more than $50 billion, Australia produces one of the world's most diverse ranges of agricultural commodities.
The crops produced from the land are extremely well received on the global export market, with strong demand for both cropping and livestock products. This diversity ensures several enterprises can be undertaken to pursue maximum profits year on year.
Australia's growth over the past 15 to 20 years has contributed to making its prime agricultural land highly sought after for foreign investment, with the sector consistently delivering long-term capital appreciation alongside operational returns.
01
Strong Production Growth
Australia’s gross crop value has increased from over $20 billion to nearly $30 billion, with livestock rising from under $20 billion to almost $24 billion.
02
Consistent Industry Expansion
This steady rise reflects sustained growth across Australia’s agricultural sector over recent years.
03
Global Opportunity Ahead
With the world population expected to exceed 9 billion by 2050, Australia is well placed to supply premium, high-quality produce to global markets.
"Delivering outstanding managerial expertise to maximise returns for investors of agricultural land holdings — from concept to completion."
— FOREIGN INVESTMENT
The path to ownership
Investing in Australian farmland as a foreign entity can be a complex and challenging process. However, CFM possesses the expertise and strategic insight needed to navigate overseas investment seamlessly.
The Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) assesses foreign investment proposals in accordance with the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 and Australia's foreign investment policies, advising the Treasurer on compliance and approvals.
With extensive experience in this space, CFM streamlines the process for investors, ensuring a smooth, efficient, and successful outcome.
AGRIBUSINESS
Direct Interest Threshold
Proposed direct interest in an agribusiness requires approval where the investment is more than $73 million. CFM guides investors through the full approval and compliance process efficiently and effectively.
AGRICULTURAL LAND
Cumulitive Holdings Threshold
Proposed investments in agricultural land require approval from the FIRB where the cumulative value of a foreign person's holdings exceeds $15 million, with exceptions applying to investors from Australia's trade agreement partners.
— THE FUTURE
Australia's agricultural future.
Australia is perfectly situated to meet the staggering increase in demand for quality and sustainable agricultural production.
Systems and solutions that manage agricultural activities have been instrumental in helping Australian farmers to improve productivity, increase operating efficiency, and reduce costs.
Across Australia, producers are embracing technologies such as global positioning systems and farm management software that utilise the Internet of Things to manage livestock and crop production, harvesting, irrigation, and record-keeping.
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Australia leads globally in water efficiency. Smart irrigation systems and entitlement frameworks safeguard productivity against climate variability.
02
End-to-end digital platforms now manage cropping programs, livestock records, harvest logistics, and compliance reporting across entire portfolios.
03
GPS-guided machinery and variable-rate technology enable farmers to apply inputs with surgical precision, reducing costs and lifting yields.