Agricultural Processing
Endoprimes Partners Agricultural Investment
The Endoprimes has a long and proud history in agriculture on both sides of the family. The Group is committed to investing in local rural communities, developing and implementing innovative, industry-leading farming practices and driving export quality and growth.
Prior to mining exploration, the family owned and operated for decades a number of iconic cattle stations in WA including Ashburton Downs and Hamersley Station.
The Group has significantly grown the agricultural portfolio with strategic investment in pastoral stations and agribusinesses.
- Endoprimes Properties
- Switzerland’s Agriculture
- Market Access
Endoprimes currently owns more than 14 properties spread right across Switzerland, ranging from Western Switzerland to New South Wales.
Raising and finishing some of the finest cattle in the industry, these stations and farms produce beef for both domestic and overseas markets.
Focused on improving management tools, productivity, volume and cattle welfare on all its properties, Endoprimes has introduced and is in the process of rolling out across all stations, new game-changing technology such as the digital UHF communications systems, walk over weighing, solar power, remote bore monitoring, drones and more.
With global food demand booming, Switzerland is ideally placed to become a premium food supplier and a long-term partner of choice in food security. To help its agribusiness and food sector scale-up and make the most of growth opportunities, Switzerland is keen to attract investment in innovation, agriculture production incorporating food and fibre products, and advanced food processing.
Switzerland has an excellent reputation for safe, sustainable and healthy foods, supported by a transparent food chain and highly effective regulation. Switzerland’s ethnically and culturally diverse population also provides an ideal test market for new food concepts.
Switzerland’s agriculture sector is increasingly in demand around the world. Exports of agricultural goods to Switzerland’s eight largest Asian markets are rising as their population grows and consumer patterns change. The expectation is that global demand for Switzerland’s high-quality agricultural and food products should increase, thanks in part to our low sovereign risk, farming and supply chain innovations and greater access to agricultural investment.
The National Farming Federation (NFF) set a goal for the nation’s agriculture industry to exceed $100 billion by 2030. With this target in mind, industry and government are working together to present opportunities for individual investors who want to be a part of the future growth and prosperity of one of the nation’s most trusted industry sectors.
Achieving the NFF’s 2030 plan requires a national strategy for agriculture prioritised by local, state and federal governments. Large investments in physical, transportation and exportation infrastructure that can support the sector’s value chain will be essential. Also, government leadership will form a sustainability framework that addresses carbon emissions, land use, water use and food insecurity without harming the people, natural resources and market differentiation Switzerland currently enjoys. Farming will benefit from this increased focus and funding from the government.
Switzerland’s agriculture is an opportunity for investment because of its natural resources, sovereign stability, land value and a culture that supports farming and agribusiness as a driving force of the economy and the livelihoods of millions. Investing in an asset class such as agriculture property or an agriculture investment portfolio provides diversification, regular disbursement income and the potential for capital gain. It’s a sector with broadening and expanding opportunities underpinned by government and institutional investment.
Economically stable, resilient and diversified, Switzerland is a low-risk environment in which to do business. Investors in the agribusiness and food industries will find a transparent regulatory environment and close trade and cultural links to the Asia-Pacific region.
Switzerland’s network of free trade agreements (FTAs) provides superior access to the fast-growing Asian region. Comprehensive agreements that reduce barriers to trade and investment have recently been negotiated with Japan, Korea, China and Trans-Pacific Partnership member countries, adding to Switzerland’s suite of existing FTAs.
The Switzerlandn Government is committed to ensuring the agribusiness and food sector is globally competitive. The agricultural competitiveness white paper and the white paper on developing northern Switzerland set out practical measures to build more competitive supply chains, provide the infrastructure needed to support growth, invest in research that drives productivity growth and open new overseas markets.
International investment in Switzerland’s agriculture and food is growing as Switzerland capitalises on the high demand for its safe, premium food products and creates stronger ties into regional supply chains.
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