Tattarang
Private investment group (single family office) of Andrew and Nicola Forrest.
Decision makers
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Andrew Forrest | Owner/co-founder |
Latest investments
| Company | Deal | When |
|---|
News
- First turbine at Squadron Energy Uungula Wind Farm
- Waldorf Astoria Sydney appoints Marlene Poynder as GM
Investment strategy
Long-term value with commercial returns plus environmental and social outcomes; supports Minderoo Foundation
| Focus | Detail |
|---|---|
| Asset classes | Real assets, public and private markets |
| Sectors | Agri-food, resources, energy, consumer and lifestyle, property, health technology |
| Geographies | Australia primarily; global |
| Direct vs funds | Mostly direct via six divisions: Fiveight (property), Harvest Road (agri-food), Squadron Energy, Tenmile (health-tech VC, A$250m fund 2022), Wyloo (mining), Z1Z (hospitality) |
| Impact | Explicit "capital as a force for good" |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
- What type of organisation is Tattarang?
Tattarang is described as: Private investment group (single family office) of Andrew and Nicola Forrest.
- Where is Tattarang based?
Tattarang is headquartered in Perth, Australia.
- Which family is behind Tattarang?
Andrew and Nicola Forrest. Source of wealth: Fortescue (iron ore), founded by Andrew Forrest.
- When was Tattarang founded?
2001 (as Minderoo Group; renamed Tattarang May 2020).
- Who runs Tattarang?
Public roles include Andrew Forrest (Owner/co-founder).
- What does Tattarang invest in?
Long-term value with commercial returns plus environmental and social outcomes; supports Minderoo Foundation.