Glencore Bid to Buy Viterra a Sign of Bigger Things, Profit Confidential, Leading Financial Newsletter, Reports

The recent news that trading giant Glencore International AG is in the hunt to buy Viterra Inc. is yet another sign that the global demand for agricultural commodities is going to continue to increase over the next few decades.

New York, NY (prHWY.com) March 30, 2012 - The recent news that trading giant Glencore International AG is in the hunt to buy Viterra Inc. is yet another sign that the global demand for agricultural commodities is going to continue to increase over the next few decades, according to Sasha Cekerevac, contributor to Profit Confidential.

In his recent article, Booming Demand for Agricultural Commodities Driving Mergers, Cekerevac highlights the investment strategy for firms looking at the demand and supply equation of agricultural commodities over the next decade.

"This is going to drive corporate earnings of firms involved in agricultural commodities, especially since many of the companies control a dominant position in the market," says Cekerevac.

Cekerevac notes that countries are now wising up to the fact that agricultural commodities are a key investment strategy.

"After all, everyone needs to eat," says Cekerevac. "That demand will not go down, as the population of the world continues to grow."

Looking at fertilizer companies is a good place to start as an investment strategy in agricultural commodities, according to Cekerevac.

"Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. was offered over $38.0 billion to be bought, which ultimately ended up failing due to the Canadian government deeming the company too important to lose," says Cekerevac. "But there are several other firms that might prove to be interesting over the next decade."

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