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Private investors have largely been unable to directly invest in the Australian grain industry due to the capital requirements and the lack of opportunity. The 2008 Project provides investors with direct access to one of Australia's largest and most established industries.
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The Australian Grain belt is restricted to rainfall zones and as such the majority of available land to produce wheat and barley is currently being utilised.
The Project will only be growing wheat and barley on established wheat and barley properties and is therefore not expected to be growing any more wheat or barley than is already currently grown by farmers.
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The Project is unique in that it aims to provide investors with an annual return commencing Year 1, whilst their investment period is for three seasons' only.
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Mature and established domestic and international markets exist in order to sell wheat and barley giving investors a degree of certainty in regards to sale and payment for their produce.
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An independent research report by Australia's leading agricultural research company, Adviser Edge, has rated the 2008 Project 4 1/4 Stars (out of 5).
Copies of the report are available under the Project Downloads page or by contacting Macro or AACL.
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A Product Ruling (PR 2007/94) has been issued by the Australian Taxation Office effective 21 November 2007, which confirms that all costs associated in the Project including the initial investment will be 100% tax deductible in the year in which they are incurred.
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