What is the Wealth Growth Strategy?

Technology Driven Productivity and Value Growth

A Focus on Necessities

The REGEN Series is focused on addressing food systems and associated supply chains and value-adding opportunities. We are focused on food systems because they meet a basic human need. In uncertain economic times, food systems are foundational to human existence. There is a biologically determined need.

Utilising Technology to Boost Productivity and Security

Food systems are subject to a range of risks. But there are also significant opportunities for improvement. For us, these are best tackled through technologies that can contribute to:

  1. Greater information transparency up and down a supply chain system. That's why we use blockchain solutions, and work with BeefLedger to deliver the tools.

  2. Improved economic diversification by empowering whole communities to directly get involved in food systems development. This is achieved through the powers of decentralised systems (eg., Ethereum), which enable increased accessibility and greater liquidity. There is no need for large centralised institutions to aggregate the funds of a community. Communities can do it themselves.

  3. Using IOT solutions to provide greater insights into system behaviour and enable the more effective management of activities to drive productivity (and therefore profitability) growth, and more efficient practices.

Capital Growth through Compounding

The funds are structured as fixed term opportunities. The duration of each Offer will vary, depending on the projects being addressed.

The general approach is to offer short-term income (by way of half-yearly or quarterly bonus payments), while favouring the retention of capital and earnings to enable compounded growth.

Diversification

We favour diversification in food systems along a number of dimensions, including but not limited to:

  1. Asset type - we start with beef production, but will expand to other asset types to drive diversification, and within each type further diversify. In beef we focus on dimensions such as, but not limited to, these:

    1. different breeds - for example, Bazardais X where we have a product of distinction; then Wagyu or other opportunities;

    2. age profile - we aim to spread our assets across different age groups with a plan to build a herd through breeding and improved genetics; and

    3. different markets - Australia domestic + exports are options;

  2. Geography - we are focused on opportunities globally, including in Australia, New Zealand, South America and South Africa. At the same time, within each country, we seek to diversify spatial locations too.

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