Terra Nova Fund
Quadrantis agribusiness fund for Iberian irrigated farmland with a capital-preservation tilt; closed after its December 2025 deadline.
Managed by Quadrantis Capital · Rua Barata Salgueiro 37, 6º D, 1250-042 Lisbon, Portugal
Key facts
For US investors
- US investors accepted
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- PFIC status
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- Annual QEF statements
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- IRA / 401(k) route
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No public information; the fund is closed to new subscriptions.
Fees & costs
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.
Documents
- Open
Quadrantis Capital — funds overview (Terra Nova listed under closed funds)
Manager website · EN · accessed Jul 7, 2026
Data transparency
Researched Jul 7, 2026 · every fact carries its source
Still researching
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- Redemption frequency
- CMVM registration
- US investor acceptance
- ISIN
- Legal structure
- Fund size
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- Inception date
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- Hurdle rate
- Subscription fee
- Redemption fee
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- PFIC status
- QEF reporting
- IRA/401(k) eligibility
- Portfolio allocation
Sources
- 1Quadrantis Capital funds page — Terra Nova (Agrobusiness) listed as closed — Quadrantis Capital (manager), accessed Jul 7, 2026
- 2Terra Nova — Nomad Gate profile (subscription ended 2025-12-31) — 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.
Terra Nova is an agribusiness fund from Quadrantis Capital, the Lisbon manager also behind the PEEIF energy-efficiency series and several multi-asset Golden Visa vehicles. The strategy targeted irrigated farmland across Iberia, pitched on cash-flow stability and capital preservation rather than aggressive growth — one of a handful of farmland routes (alongside Pela Terra and InVino) that claimed continued Golden Visa eligibility after the October 2023 real-estate exclusion, in Terra Nova's case backed by a legal opinion reported to Nomad Gate but never published.
The subscription window closed on 31 December 2025, and Quadrantis now lists Terra Nova among its closed funds. Fund-level economics were never meaningfully public: no fees, size, registration numbers or performance are disclosed on the manager's site, and aggregators disagreed even on the minimum ticket (€100k per Nomad Gate, €50k per an earlier d7visa table).
Retained in the database for reference; investors interested in Quadrantis's open vehicles should look at its current fund line-up, which is separately profiled where relevant.
Suited for
- ·Not available — subscriptions closed on 31 December 2025
- ·Existing investors or researchers comparing farmland-based Golden Visa strategies
Risk factors
- ·Farmland strategies sit close to the post-2023 real-estate exclusion; the supporting legal opinion was never published
- ·No public economics (fees, size, registration) or performance data
- ·Closed-end 8-year structure with no described interim liquidity
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.
Tom Brooks
Founding Partner & CEO
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