Pela Terra II Regenerate Fund
STAG-managed regenerative farmland FCR (almonds, olives, organic transition) — fully subscribed; subscriptions closed November 2025.
Managed by STAG Fund Management · Rua Serpa Pinto 14 A, 1º, 1200-445 Lisbon, Portugal
Key facts
- Fund status
- Fully subscribed
- Redemption
- At end of term2
- NAV frequency
- —
- Performance fee
- 20%2
- Hurdle rate
- —
- Subscription fee
- 2%2
- Redemption fee
- —
- Fund size
- —
- Target size
- —
- Inception
- Jan 20242
- Fund term
- 8 years2,3
- Distribution
- No regular income distributions expected, especially in early years, due to reinvestment and biological crop cycles; returns realised primarily at exit.2
- CMVM ID
- 18162
- ISIN
- PTSFMQIM0007 (class B) / PTSFM6IM0007 (class C)1,2
- Legal structure
- Closed-end venture capital fund (fundo de capital de risco fechado)1,2
- Domicile
- Portugal1,2
- Custodian
- —
- Auditor
- —
For US investors
Accepts US investors- US investors accepted
- Accepts US investors2
- PFIC status
- PFIC with annual QEF reporting
- Annual QEF statements
- Yes2
- IRA / 401(k) route
- —
The fund is reported to provide PFIC Annual Information Statements so US investors can elect QEF treatment — uncommon among Portuguese funds. Confirm with the manager; aggregator-sourced only.
Fees & costs
Estimate covers subscription and management fees only, on a constant balance. Performance fees, redemption fees and fund-level costs are excluded. Verify all fees in the fund's prospectus.
Performance
No audited performance data is publicly available for this fund yet. We only show returns we can trace to fund reporting — never marketing projections presented as track record.
Allocation
Documents
- Open
STAG Fund Management — funds page (Pela Terra II listed as subscribed/closed)
Manager website · EN · accessed Jul 7, 2026
Data transparency
Researched Jul 7, 2026 · every fact carries its source
Still researching
- Fund size
- Target fund size
- NAV frequency
- Hurdle rate
- Redemption fee
- Custodian
- Auditor
- IRA/401(k) eligibility
Sources
- 1STAG Fund Management funds page — Pela Terra II Regenerate listed as subscribed/closed — STAG Fund Management (manager), accessed Jul 7, 2026
- 2Movingto fund profile (Supabase data; status 'Open' is stale) — movingto (aggregator), accessed Jul 7, 2026
- 3Nomad Gate fund profile (subscription deadline 30 Nov 2025; €200k minimum) — Nomad Gate (aggregator), accessed Jul 7, 2026
Research summary
Compiled from the sources cited on this page — a factual summary, not a recommendation or rating.
Pela Terra II Regenerate is the second farmland fund in the Pela Terra family, managed by STAG Fund Management, a CMVM-regulated Lisbon fund house. The closed-end FCR buys equity in Portuguese agricultural operating companies that acquire and regenerate orchard land — almonds, olives and other permanent crops — in interior regions like Alentejo, aiming for an 8–10% return over an 8-year term through farm income and land-productivity gains. Its structure (operating companies rather than passive land titles) was designed to keep it Golden Visa-eligible after the October 2023 real-estate exclusion, and a legal opinion reportedly supports that position.
The fund is fully subscribed. STAG's own funds page lists it under subscribed/closed funds, and Nomad Gate records the subscription deadline as 30 November 2025. movingto still showed it as 'Open' at its June 2026 data refresh — that listing is stale; the manager's site is authoritative here. New investors are directed to STAG's currently open vehicles instead.
A distinguishing feature for US investors was its PFIC/QEF reporting commitment, which movingto highlights as uncommon among Golden Visa funds. Fund economics (2% management, 20% performance, 2% subscription fee) are aggregator-sourced and were never confirmed in public fund documents.
Suited for
- ·Existing unitholders tracking their investment — the fund is fully subscribed and closed to new investors
- ·Investors researching STAG Fund Management's farmland strategy before considering successor or sibling funds
Risk factors
- ·Agricultural operating risk: crop yields, water availability and commodity prices drive returns
- ·Fully illiquid for the 8-year term; secondary transfers are rare and not guaranteed
- ·Farmland-linked strategies sit close to the post-2023 indirect-real-estate boundary; eligibility rests on a legal opinion rather than a regulator ruling
- ·Fee and return figures come from aggregators, not published fund documents
Listed for completeness, drawn from fund materials and public sources — not an assessment. How much weight any factor deserves depends on your own situation and risk appetite.
Frequently asked questions
Is Pela Terra II still open for Golden Visa investment?
Why was a farmland fund considered Golden Visa-eligible after the 2023 rule change?

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