Globalharvest Holdings Venture Ltd has expanded its position in Mission Produce after reporting two new share purchases to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
The filing shows Globalharvest, a major shareholder holding more than 10% of the company, made two separate transactions in November.
In the first trade, the investor bought 5,262 Mission Produce shares at an average price of $12.46.
This raised its direct ownership to 7,245,999 shares.
A second purchase followed on 11 November.
Globalharvest acquired another 25,914 shares at an average price of $12.48, worth $323,406.
Its total direct stake now stands at 7,271,913 shares.
Mission Produce is one of the world’s biggest avocado specialists, operating across North America, Europe, and Asia.
The company manages orchards, packing facilities, and ripening centres, with a year-round supply chain supporting large supermarket groups.
It also sells mangoes and other fresh fruit through its global distribution network.
The company says its strategy focuses on long-term supply, sustainable farming, and strong retail partnerships.
It runs major operations in California, Peru, Mexico, and South Africa, and continues to expand its ripening capacity in key markets.
Movements by large shareholders like Globalharvest are closely watched because Mission Produce plays a central role in the global fresh-produce trade, especially in avocados — a category that depends on stable sourcing and investment.
Editor’s Note: This article is based on verified information from SEC Form 4 filings and publicly available details from Mission Produce’s official corporate and investor-relations materials.
