This article is from the Australian Property Journal archive
DUTCH group Optifram has reportedly surfaced as the purchaser of the 15,000-hectare Gundaline cotton station in New South Wales’ Murrumbidgee Valley for as much as $65 million, having just acquired Jemalong Station and Jemalong Citrus at Forbus from the Kahlbetzer family.
Backed by a network of high net-worth European investors, Optifarm picked up Gundaline from Southern Ag, a fund backed by local and offshore investors including Blue Sky, Dutch government pension fund ABP, and Singapore-based Duxton.
Australian Property Journal
