Vienna / Valletta – QON, the boutique investment advisory firm and member of the Amfort Group, has been appointed to lead the strategic advisory process for the sale of one of the largest privately held agricultural enterprises in the Baltic Region. With an estimated enterprise value of €250 million, the transaction involves the divestment of an extensive land and agri-business portfolio, encompassing thousands of hectares of prime arable land, grain storage facilities, and vertically integrated agritech operations.

This mandate underscores QON’s growing presence in real asset transactions and its trusted role in advising on discreet, high-value cross-border divestments. The firm will oversee the full advisory scope, including transaction structuring, asset valuation, buyer identification, and legal and regulatory coordination across multiple jurisdictions.

The holding, situated across Lithuania and Latvia, represents one of the most significant concentrations of agricultural land under private ownership in the region. The group’s operations span from sustainable crop production and grain logistics to renewable biomass development and soil regeneration practices. Its reputation for efficiency, innovation, and environmental stewardship has made it a benchmark for agricultural excellence in the Baltic states.

QON’s engagement reflects its ability to manage transactions at the intersection of real assets, sustainability, and strategic capital. The firm will work closely with the ownership group – an international consortium of long-term investors – on identifying suitable acquirers that can uphold the legacy of the business while supporting its continued growth under new stewardship.

“This is not only a significant transaction in terms of size, but also in terms of heritage, environmental value, and regional food security,” said a spokesperson for QON. “We are honoured to guide the sale of a company that represents such a vital component of the Baltic agricultural landscape.”

Potential buyers include European agri-investors, sovereign funds with green investment mandates, and large family offices with a long-term interest in land-based real assets. The transaction is anticipated to attract interest from parties aligned with sustainable agriculture, food resilience, and regenerative farming – areas that increasingly define the future of global food systems and land use policy.

The sale comes amid rising investor interest in agricultural holdings as a hedge against inflation and a vehicle for long-term capital preservation. Against this backdrop, QON’s mandate signals both the commercial strength and strategic relevance of farmland as a resilient asset class.

As with all its engagements, QON will conduct the process with discretion, rigor, and strategic clarity. Leveraging its cross-disciplinary advisory team and pan-European regulatory experience, the firm will ensure a seamless transaction aligned with the highest standards of governance, transparency, and confidentiality.