Farmland is one of the most resilient asset classes globally. But the models for owning, financing, and operating it haven’t evolved to match the sophistication of today’s capital or the realities facing modern farmers.

Invictus was built to disrupt that by combining institutional-grade structures with boots-on-the-ground partnerships to unlock value where traditional funds can’t.

Invictus was founded by a team with decades of experience in agriculture, finance, capital markets and fund structuring brought together by a shared conviction: farmland can do more for both investors and farm partners.

We saw a disconnect. Investors were overpaying for land with limited access to premium operators and no exposure to commodity cycles. Their returns were decoupled from real value. Meanwhile, farmers were accessing capital through rigid lease structures that restricted growth and failed to reward productivity.

We built a different kind of platform.

Invictus gives investors access to Canadian farmland with exposure to crop-based revenues and land value growth, without taking on operating risk. At the same time, we align with high-performing operators who co-invest and share in upside, not just costs.

This isn’t farmland investing the old way. It’s a model designed to deliver long-term value, aligned economics, and exposure to commodity-linked upside and appreciation — without taking on operational risk.