The AACL 2012 Grain Co-Production Project is now available

The AACL 2012 Grain Co-Production Project is now available with a number of enhancements included.

The Project is now 5 growing seasons with wheat being the only crop (no barley or canola). There are no restrictions on the numbers of Co-Production Units (CPU) above the minimum of 6 CPU's per Grower and Investor. The minimum investment has also been reduced to $3,800 + GST and the Growers participation in the "Harvest Surplus" has increased to 8%.

Click here to view the Product Ruling from the ATO

Click here to view the Adviser Edge Research Report 

Click here to view the Grain Co-Production Project Term Sheet 2012

Click here to view the Investor Summary

Click here to view the Investor Calculator (using Excel 2007 version)

Click here to view the Investor Calculator (using Excel 2003 version)

Click here to view the Project PDS

Click here to view the Application Form

Please note, if you open the Excel 2007 version of the Investor Calculator and your computer tries to zip the file, you will need to close it and reopen it using the Excel 2003 version. If you have any problems, contact Luke Komosinski on 08 9217 3115 or via email luke.komosinski@aacl.com.au

This offer is open until Sunday 10 June (prior Projects closed 31 May).

Should you wish to receive a PDS or have any questions, please contact our office on 08 9217 3777 or via email at info@aacl.com.au

Read more for further information.

Farmer Expressions of Interest Sought for 2012 GCP Project

AACL is currently seeking progressive broadacre wheat, canola or barley farmers to participate in the 2012 Grain Co-Production (GCP) Project. AACL has revised the GCP product structure for 2012 contracts to provide a better balance of risk and rewards to farmers and investors and address feedback on cost concerns for farmers. Farmers can now take advantage of AACL’s 2012 early offer incentive and receive their first seeding payment during March 2012 (conditions apply, please contact AACL Grower Services for more information). Read more.

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