Equilibrium is excited to announce its first foray into aquaculture via a loan to Butterfly Equity’s portfolio company, Pacifico, which will support the construction of a 20,000 metric-ton striped bass nursery in Baja, Mexico.
Equilibrium’s Mexican greenhouse asset, Finka, talks about its experience leveraging data-driven solutions in a recent customer story from RII member Let’sGrow.com.
Equilibrium’s Managing Director of Controlled Environment Funds, Nick Houshower, is quoted in this article highlighting the connection between our two main strategies- carbon transition and agriculture. Growing attention to agriculture and its climate effects will continue to draw capital into the value chain.
Equilibrium senior advisor, Bruce Sherrick, is featured in Agri Investor’s recent article on the timber industry’s need for a spokesperson. “In the world of natural asset investments… it seems quite clear who you should call if you want to talk about farmland investing – Bruce Sherrick.”
Equilibrium actively supports RII’s mission to drive resource efficiency and sustainability in CEA and is proud of the work that both they and our participating operating partners have done to pioneer the reporting of standardized sector-specific metrics.
Equilibrium Capital (EQ) has joined as a minority shareholder of Hessing with effect from May 25, 2023. Equilibrium Capital is an asset management company that invested in several greenhouse companies over the last couple of years.
AppHarvest has become the latest casualty in the US indoor-farming sector
to seek court protection under Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
Resource Innovation Institute (RII), which provides sustainability best practices for CEA producers, announces the addition of Equilibrium’s Director of Research, Kimberley Player, to its board.
In March 2022, a consortium led by US-based fund manager Equilibrium and backed by PSP Investments and Temasek, acquired a majority stake in Perfection Fresh, one of Australia’s largest privately owned produce companies and one of the country’s biggest players in controlled-environment agriculture.
The Kentucky business deliver a $166.2m net loss in its 2021 fiscal year. AppHarvest, a US-based controlled environment farming business, is raising US$40m through a share offer.