Why Agriculture? Investors turn to agricultural investment - A channel partner mailing from UK-Analyst.com

Break into a sector traditionally reserved for governments, asset managers and institutional investors 'Direct agricultural investment is going to become the next major 'must have' asset class in world investment.' Investment in Agriculture - Hardman & Co, 28 September 2010. Why Agriculture? In times of market turmoil investors look to find safe havens for their money. Gold is one asset investor's look to invest to reduce their portfolio's risk. Agricultural land is another asset which benefits from market volatility but compared to gold provides better value for money based on the current price of gold. African Land have negotiated the purchase of 3,000 acres of prime rice farming land on a 49-year lease on behalf of their clients. Key Benefits: SIPP approved. Full money back guarantee Projected income estimated at 15% per annum from high yield rice harvests – the last harvest produced a yield of 16.2% An immediate uplift in the value of the land – once prepared for production – estimated to be at least 50% based on Savill's 2011 survey Annual appreciation in the land value estimated at 7% per annum An opportunity that also assists the local population with food, health and educational support Simple exit – African Land will assist in sourcing a buyer for you African Land has over 50,000 acres under management As an investor you will own a leasehold title registered In your name to a physical, tangible asset – your own field An award winning product - winner of Best Alternative Investment 2011 at the OPP awards * Subject to the terms and conditions set out in this offer. Your investment will not be listed or dealt on any stock exchange. There is no guarantee that there will be a secondary market for your investment which may be difficult to realise. The value of your investment may go down as well as up. Investors may, therefore, realise less than their original investment. Capital Alternatives or the companies offering alternative investment products are not regulated by the Financial Services Authority. As such there is no recourse to any compensation scheme or regulatory authority.

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