Resilient Search Partners

Resilient Search Partners (RSP) is excited to announce our acquisition of Granular Products Pty Ltd, a leading Rockhampton agricultural manufacturing and service business. This move marks a significant development in the Queensland agribusiness landscape. RSP’s founder, Ebert Terblanche: “I am thrilled to announce the strategic investment in Granular Products after working closely with Paul Hubbard and Graham Barrett and their wider team to bring our vision for RSP to reality here in Rockhampton. Granular Products is a leading company with an exceptional team and clients who support the sustainability of one of Australia’s largest export industries. We bring a combination of entrepreneurial talent, expertise, and investment from Australians passionate about rural businesses' success.” Granular Products Managing Director Paul Hubbard: “In considering partnering with a strategic investor, it was crucial that the investor would be committed to, and capable of, retaining our culture, our people, and achieving growth in a way that aligned firmly with our vision and purpose. We are confident that RSP, with Ebert at the helm, provides that assurance”. Granular Products is ready for its next growth phase, and we look forward to seeing that through Ebert's leadership, skills, experience, and the backing of RSP’s investors. Granular Products remains committed to working closely with our clients to understand and solve their challenges with managing invasive weeds in pastures.” About Granular Products: Founded in 2005, Granular Products is an Australian-owned business with branches in Rockhampton, QLD, and Orange, NSW. It is dedicated to the development, production, and supply of high-quality granular herbicides that increase productivity in Australia’s farmlands. Granular herbicides offer cost savings on large aerial applications, improved safety when handled, and enhanced environmental safety by limiting spray drift, reducing run-off, and minimising pasture residues. Granular Products sold to RSP, eyes future growth | Queensland Country Life | QLD