AGAG

AGAG is a United States-based organization focused on representing the interests of Timbercorp Grower Borrowers with outstanding loans in arrears. With 21 employees, AGAG works to achieve better outcomes for its members, leveraging its collective bargaining power to negotiate with Timbercorp Finance (TF) for improved terms. AGAG's primary service is collective negotiation with Timbercorp Finance on behalf of borrower members. Their efforts aim to secure greater commercial discounts than those previously offered by TF. Beyond negotiation, AGAG seeks to prevent borrower listing for default during the negotiation process. Should the need arise, they also aim to locate alternative lenders for borrowers based on individual credit assessments. AGAG distinguishes itself through its collective approach, aiming to improve outcomes for Timbercorp Grower Borrowers through joint action. By aggregating a loan book exceeding $100 million, AGAG believes it can achieve greater leverage and success in its negotiations with Timbercorp Finance. For further information or to follow AGAG's progress, please visit their website at agag.com.au.