Acquisition History / WisdomTree, Inc. / Ceres Partners, LLC

WisdomTree, Inc. Acquires Ceres Partners, LLC

Announced October 2, 2025 — $275M

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What happened

Ceres Partners is a U.S.-based alternative asset manager with a farmland investment platform that has delivered net annualized returns above 10% since inception. WisdomTree completed the acquisition on October 2, 2025, marking its first major step into private assets, for $275M in cash at closing plus further consideration.

Acquirer
WisdomTree, Inc.
Target
Ceres Partners, LLC
Announced
October 2, 2025
Price
$275M
Industry
Farmland alternative asset management
Buyer type
Strategic acquirer
Status
Closed

By the numbers

WisdomTree, Inc.'s acquisition history
1st of 1 tracked deals
Disclosed prices
1 of 1 WisdomTree, Inc. deals
WisdomTree, Inc.'s average disclosed price
$275M
WisdomTree, Inc.'s largest disclosed deal
Ceres Partners, LLC ($275M)
Tracked acquisitions in 2025
503 across all acquirers
WisdomTree, Inc. in Farmland alternative asset management
1 acquisition

Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition

When did WisdomTree, Inc. acquire Ceres Partners, LLC?

WisdomTree, Inc. acquired Ceres Partners, LLC on October 2, 2025. This was WisdomTree, Inc.'s 1st publicly tracked acquisition out of 1 we have on record.

How much did WisdomTree, Inc. pay for Ceres Partners, LLC?

WisdomTree, Inc. paid $275M for Ceres Partners, LLC.

What does Ceres Partners, LLC do?

Ceres Partners is a U.S.-based alternative asset manager with a farmland investment platform that has delivered net annualized returns above 10% since inception. WisdomTree completed the acquisition on October 2, 2025, marking its first major step into private assets, for $275M in cash at closing plus further consideration.

What other Farmland alternative asset management companies has WisdomTree, Inc. acquired?

Ceres Partners, LLC is WisdomTree, Inc.'s only publicly tracked acquisition in Farmland alternative asset management so far.

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