Korea Agricultural and Fisheries Finance Corporation Selects Fund Manager for 160 Billion Won Agricultural and Food Industry Fund... Largest Secondary Fund to Date

Published Jun 25, 2025

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[Agricultural, Fisheries, and Livestock Newspaper = Reporter Lee Moon-ye] The fund manager for the 160 billion won Agricultural, Forestry, and Fisheries Food Fund has been selected. The Agricultural Policy Insurance Finance Corporation (hereinafter referred to as APIF) has selected a total of 3 agricultural and food fund managers with a scale of 160 billion won through this year's additional investment project. In this investment project, they attracted 123 billion won in private investment, which is 3.3 times more than the 37 billion won in base fund investment, proving the private sector's high interest in the agricultural and food industry. The 'Agricultural and Food General Fund' will be formed with a scale of 50 billion won. Through capital investment in the agricultural and food industry's upstream and downstream sectors, it aims to accelerate the growth of the agricultural and food industry and create a business foundation where agricultural and food management entities can operate with peace of mind.

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A fund management company for the 1.6 trillion won Agricultural, Forestry, and Fisheries Food Mother Fund has been selected. The Agricultural Policy Insurance Finance Corporation (hereinafter referred to as APIF) has selected a total of three fund management companies for agricultural and food funds worth 1.6 trillion won through this year's additional investment project. In this investment project, private investment of 123 billion won was attracted, which is 3.3 times more than the mother fund's 37 billion won, demonstrating private sector's high interest in the agricultural and food industry. The 'Agricultural and Food General Fund' will be formed with a scale of 50 billion won. It plans to accelerate growth in the agricultural and food industry through capital investment in upstream and downstream industries and create a business foundation where agricultural and food management entities can operate with confidence. The 'Secondary Fund' for activating the intermediate recovery ...
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