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LRF Ventures identifies 100 billion SEK investment need in green industry
A new report from LRF Ventures, a specialist investor within the Swedish Federation of Farmers (Lantbrukarnas Riksförbund), highlights a significant investment gap in the green industry. The report estimates that the sector requires over 100 billion SEK in investment by 2035 to meet rising demands for food, renewable raw materials, and bio-based solutions.
Johanna Falk, investment manager at LRF Ventures, noted that while the green industry is a fundamental societal sector, it remains underinvested relative to its importance. The report identifies five primary areas for high investment potential: next-generation inputs, smart and connected agriculture and forestry, automation and robotics, water infrastructure and climate adaptation, and supply chain traceability and transparency.
Key structural drivers identified include population growth, climate change, resource scarcity, and geopolitical shifts that increase the need for food security and robust production systems.
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Structural drivers for the green industry include population growth, climate change, and increased focus on food security and geopolitics. via.tt.se
- [● 3 SOURCES] Five key areas of high investment potential have been identified: next-generation inputs, smart agriculture and forestry, automation and robotics, water infrastructure and climate adaptation, and end- www.skogsaktuellt.se · via.tt.se · www.ja.se
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The green industry requires over 100 billion SEK in investment by 2035. via.tt.se
- [● 3 SOURCES] The green industry is currently underinvested relative to its size and societal importance. www.skogsaktuellt.se · via.tt.se · www.ja.se