A Manx-based agricultural investment firm says its latest results have met expectations with a solid performance over the last year.
Continental Farmers Group, registered in Athol Street in Douglas, specialises in growing crops in Poland and the Ukraine.
Former UK defence minister Sir Malcom Rifkind is a non-executive director at CFG, which saw profits jump 19 per cent last year to £2.46 million.
It’s the firm’s first set of results since it floated on the Alternative Investments Market.
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