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Information Session Agenda 4.00pm David Croft, Chairman, Amuri - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Hurunui Scheme Information Session Agenda 4.00pm David Croft, Chairman, Amuri Irrigation (AIC) Apology: Andrew Barton 4:15pm Mike Satterthwaite, Sheep and Beef farmer and AIC director 4:30pm Hamish Gilpin, Field Agronomist at South Pacific


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Hurunui Scheme Information Session

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Agenda

4.00pm David Croft, Chairman, Amuri Irrigation (AIC) Apology: Andrew Barton 4:15pm Mike Satterthwaite, Sheep and Beef farmer and AIC director 4:30pm Hamish Gilpin, Field Agronomist at South Pacific Seeds 4:45pm Matt Iremonger, General Manager at Willesden Farm (sheep, beef and cropping) 5:00pm Jansen Travis, Tambo Farm Consultant 5:30pm Opportunity for general questions to all speakers 6:00pm Finish

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Amuri's vision is to be a trusted and progressive irrigation company, efficiently and sustainably supplying reliable water.

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Product Disclosure Statement (PDS)

This is the document, to inform your decision to buy irrigation shares

Please note that today has been prepared for information purposes only and:

  • a. No money is currently being sought for Shares in AIC; and
  • b. No shares can currently be applied for or acquired. The intended offer of

shares will only proceed if AIC shareholders approve a major transaction

  • c. That, if an offer to purchase shares is made, the offer will be made in

accordance with the Financial Markets Conduct Act 2013

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  • Very important that you put your intended land use on the

share application form.

  • The FEP is a key document that will incorporate irrigation

into your farm.

  • Paid for as part of your water charges.
  • We see them being in place before the final call on the

shares.

  • AIC is committed to helping you with the process.
  • You will need to be farming at GMP.

FEPs: Farm Environment Plan

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Industry – agreed Good Management Practices relating to water quality

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Overall Objective is to reach at least 80% application efficiency. Which means that 80% of the water delivered to the farm is stored in the crop root zone.

Irrigation GMP

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Overall Objective Maximising the efficient use of nutrients from all sources for plant growth, while minimising the losses of nitrogen and phosphorous to water.

Nutrients GMP

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➢ AIC will manage and report the nutrient allocation to Ecan

  • n your behalf.

➢ AIC will make sure that it has nutrients available when it issues shares for your nominated land use. ➢ As part of the share issue, you will be granted a change of land use. ➢ You will have the opportunity to apply for land use change in the future as per our Nutrient Policy.

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Hurunui farmers with land that extends into the Waipara catchment

➢The LWRP requires landowners to hold a resource consent even if irrigation will be in the Hurunui catchment ➢We are working on a solution ➢This may be a global consent (held by AIC) or individual consents (held by farmers)and may be have to be dealt with outside the PDS ➢AIC cannot supply further information during the share offer, but will help in any way we can

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On-farm cashflow for share purchase

$7,000 per A Share payable in three instalments:

  • 1. $1,000 per A Share on application (July 2019)
  • 2. $3,000 per A Share following the offer becoming

unconditional and prior to the Issue Date (mid 2020)

  • 3. $3,000 per A Share on the Call Date (mid 2021)
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Key Milestone Target Date Detailed Design December 2019 Issue Tender February 2020 Award Contract May 2020 Commence Construction July 2020 Hurunui Scheme Complete and Operational October 2021

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➢ AIC won’t be able to offer any help when the PDS is open ➢ Prepare good budgets for your bank ➢ We are trying to give you the information you require to make an informed decision ➢ Make use of Tambo while you can ➢ Without irrigation, your options for the future will be limited ➢ Thank you to our guest speakers

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