Invested in the experience
Harvest is a leading hospitality investment manager and operator, driven by creating experiences that add value to our people, patrons and investors
Overview
Active management driving superior returns
Harvest is one of Australia’s leading hospitality investment managers, delivering outsized returns through strategic acquisitions and effective execution.
We target high-growth areas with favourable demographics, focusing on undercapitalised pubs, resilient revenues and growth upside, tailored to the Fund's investment strategy. Our active management style, powered by our people and competitive advantages of systems, scale, procurement, and community programs, unlocks untapped value and creates a superior product for our patrons.
Realised Average IRR Since 20141
%
$AUM2
Portfolio of pubs throughout NSW and SA
Harvest operates a growing portfolio of large-format pubs, each with their own unique style, features, and offerings.
Despite their differences, every venue is guided by the values and practices of the Harvest Way.
Brady’s Railway Hotel
Albury
Just a hop, skip and jump from the Albury Railway Station, Brady’s Railway Hotel was first opened in 1878. Boasting newly renovated indoor and outdoor spaces, the best beer garden in the region and a renowned-around-town public bar that’s dedicated to live sport, great conversations, and cold beers, Brady’s has plenty of space for everyone …
New South Wales
The Courthouse Hotel
Tamworth
Established in 1876, The Courthouse is one of Tamworth’s oldest and most-loved pubs that was completely transformed by Harvest in 2020. Positioned perfectly on Peel Street with ample parking adjacent to the hotel, there’s no excuse for you not to pop in for a pint, pinot, a perfectly cooked steak or a great night out…
New South Wales
The William Farrer Hotel
Wagga Wagga
The iconic ‘pub on the corner’ embodies everything that is loved about Wagga Wagga; charm, warmth, spirit and pride with the perfect blend of country and urban. The prominent establishment is conveniently located on the corner of Edward and Peter Street in the heart of Wagga’s CBD, just a short stroll from the main street …
New South Wales
Why hospitality assets?
Hospitality assets combine the stability of resilient revenues with the potential for long-term value creation. When strategically acquired and actively managed, they deliver reliable returns and capital growth – even through changing market conditions.
These assets sit at the heart of their communities – supporting local jobs, fostering connection, and enhancing the social fabric of the regions we invest in.
*As at September 2026. Simple average of the realised returns from Harvest Hospitality’s pub investments from 2014 to September 2026 (inclusive).
Harvest’s past performance is no indicator of likely future performance. There is no guarantee that Harvest will succeed in its investment objectives or that future offerings will obtain these returns. Expected returns may not arise and the client’s balance may even fall. Returns and benefits are net of fees and costs.
Featured news
The Jerra’s transformation featured in Australian Hotelier
Australian Hotelier takes a look inside The Jerra's multi-million-dollar transformation, reimagined for Jerrabomberra's families and locals.
A night to celebrate our South Australian teams
The Jerra’s transformation featured in Australian Hotelier
The Jerra celebrates its reopening with the local community
Gallery
The Crown Inn, purchased 2023
Staff at Brady's Railway Hotel, acquired 2020
Windsor Castle Hotel, East Maitland acquired 2022
Brady's Railway Hotel, Albury, acquired 2019
Brady's Railway Hotel, Albury, acquired 2019
Harvest Gold Loyalty Program
Brady's Railway Hotel, relaunched 2023
Brady’s Railway Hotel, relaunched 2023
Windsor Castle Hotel, East Maitland, acquired 2022
Windsor Castle Hotel, East Maitland, acquired 2022
Courthouse Hotel, Tamworth, re-opening night 2020
Courthouse Hotel, Tamworth, re-opening night 2020
Brady's Railway Hotel, Albury, renovated 2023
The Lodge Hotel, Brahma Lodge, acquired 2022
The Lodge Hotel, Brahma Lodge, acquired 2022
Courthouse Hotel, Tamworth, re-opened 2020
Courthouse Hotel, Tamworth, re-opened 2020
The Jerrabomberra Hotel, Queanbeyan, acquired 2024
The Jerrabomberra Hotel, Queanbeyan, acquired 2024
The Aussie Inn pre-renovation 2022
The Aussie Inn pre-renovation 2022
Thirsty Camel, retail partner
Thirsty Camel, retail partner
The Courthouse Hotel patrons
The Courthouse Hotel patrons
The Northside Hotel, Albury, pre-renovation 2021
The Northside Hotel, Albury, pre-renovation 2021
The Milestone Hotel, Dubbo, acquired 2021
The Milestone Hotel, Dubbo, acquired 2021
Meals at The Milestone Hotel, Dubbo
Meals at The Milestone Hotel, Dubbo
The Old Pub, Woy Woy, acquired 2021
The Old Pub, Woy Woy, acquired 2021
The Old Pub, Woy Woy, pre-renovation 2021
The Old Pub, Woy Woy, pre-renovation 2021
The Victoria Hotel, Wagga Wagga acquired 2022
The Victoria Hotel, Wagga Wagga acquired 2022
The William Farrer Hotel, Wagga Wagga, renovated 2024
The William Farrer Hotel, Wagga Wagga, renovated 2024
Kitchen team at The William Farrer Hotel
Kitchen team at The William Farrer Hotel
The William Farrer Hotel, renovated 2024
The William Farrer Hotel, renovated 2024
The iconic front bar at The William Farrer Hotel, Wagga Wagga
The iconic front bar at The William Farrer Hotel, Wagga Wagga
The Milestone Hotel, Dubbo acquired 2021
The Milestone Hotel, Dubbo acquired 2021
Patrons at The Courthouse Hotel
Patrons at The Courthouse Hotel
The Courthouse Hotel, Tamworth, acquired 2016
The Courthouse Hotel, Tamworth, acquired 2016
Kids playground at The William Farrer installed during 2024 renovation
Kids playground at The William Farrer installed during 2024 renovation
The new William Farrer Hotel beer garden
The new William Farrer Hotel beer garden
The Blue Gums Hotel, Fairview Park, acquired 2023
The Blue Gums Hotel, Fairview Park, acquired 2023
Harvest founders, Fraser Haughton and Chris Cornforth
Harvest founders, Fraser Haughton and Chris Cornforth
