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  1. The Foreign Investment Review Board reviews proposals regarding the sale of property in Tasmania and invests in projects within the state.
  2. Clean Energy Finance Corporation and Aviva are involved in a $142 million project being assessed by the Foreign Investment Review Board.

Clean Energy Finance Corporation provided pre-committed funds for a land purchase, which was subsequently sold to a trust managed by Gresham House with FIRB backing.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 25
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Clean Energy Finance Corporation provided pre-committed funds for a land purchase, which was subsequently sold to a trust managed by Gresham House with FIRB backing.

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Clean Energy Finance CorporationForeign Investment Review BoardGresham House

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  1. Clean Energy Finance Corporation sold a trust to a foreign capital manager.Sub-event
  2. A sale of Cobungra Station and Rushy Lagoon was approved by the federal government for over $100 million.Sub-event
  3. FIRB backed the sign-off on a land deal where CEFC provided funds and Gresham House managed the purchase.1 source

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