The Investment Fund in Agroindustrial Productive Chains (Fiagro) is a pool of funds from different investors for agribusiness investment assets, whether rural real estate or activities related to the agribusiness production sector. The fund manager is responsible for raising funds with investors through the sale of shares.
The listed Fiagro fund considers the following categories:
- Credit Rights Investment Fund (Fiagro-FIDC): Investment funds targeting the agroindustry for credit rights investments as established under CVM Instruction 356.
(link http://conteudo.cvm.gov.br/legislacao/instrucoes/inst356.html)
- Estate Investment Fund (Fiagro-FII): Real estate asset funds as established under CVM Instruction 472.
(link: http://conteudo.cvm.gov.br/legislacao/instrucoes/inst472.html)
- Private Equity Investment Fund (Fiagro-FIP): Private equity funds as established under CVM Instruction 578.
(link: http://conteudo.cvm.gov.br/legislacao/instrucoes/inst578.html)
Earnings:
The earnings received by Fiagro and obtained from the sale or lease of rural properties are periodically distributed to shareholders.
If Fiagro assets are invested in bonds and securities, the income will derive from earnings paid by those assets or from the difference between their buy and sell price (capital gain).
It should be noted that Fiagro is incorporated as a closed-end condominium, that is, investors are not allowed to redeem their shares before the deadline stipulated for the fund’s term. A key feature of the product is that most funds have an indefinite term and, therefore, no settlement date is specified. Considering this, investors participating in the fund will only be able to exit a trade by selling their shares in the secondary market.