Keep an eye on the game

Comment by Rupert Bates (Homes Overseas Magazine – March 2009)

Brazil is an investment destination worth watching closely, and not just because of its past glory. Brazil in recent years has regularly been hyped as ´the next big thing` in foreign investment. It is certainly big – the fifth largest country in the world with a population close 200 million – is climing the ranks of many investments categories.

In January 2008 Brazil cut its interest rate by one per cent to 12.75 per cent, its first cut in 16 months, although foreing direct investment into Brazil´s property market rose by just over 20 per cent last year.

Home to Pele and the most famous football nation on earth, Brazil will host the 2014 Football World Cup and Rio de Janeiro will be hosting the 2016 Olympics, further stimulating government expects the economy to grow by around 4.5 per cent in 2009

Agriculture investment, although not without its risks in terms of multiple ownership and clean title, is a cute move. Brazil has 220 million acres of agriculture land and  with 2,500 acres of field, you can put the Sat Nav on in the combine cab and head for the beach, while reaping a rich harvest.

With the global demand for food and energy, farmland is well worth looking at, with foreing governments realising the way to secure assets for their growing economies is through land. Brown is the new gold. Agriculture is Brazil´s most important industry and its agri-business infraestructure highly advanced. The country feeds itself, exports plenty and crucially has loads of water.

What it lacks is working capital to fund expansion. Which is where Kapital International Investments Ltd. – and perhaps you – come in.

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