The project is being promoted by Press Agriculture Limited who are seeking an equity investment partner in a Joint Venture Partnership whereby the Equity Investment Partner contributes the project financing and Press Agriculture Limited provides land as its contribution to the project. The project entails establishment of large-scale macadamia production on existing selected Press Agriculture estates and securing funding for the project. The implementation will be done through a Special Purpose Joint Venture Vehicle. A feasibility study will draw from another existing project whose feasibility study showed that the business is viable.Read Less

The project is being promoted by Malbro Investment Group who are looking for funding or equity partners for their corn starch project. The business model entails sourcing maize from small to medium scale and processing it into starch, animal feed, corn oil, sweeteners, ethanol and other products. The project will enhance the capabilities of farmers by providing inputs and technology to boost their output and enhance their productivity. The technical Feasibility, market feasibility and project feasibility study documents have been completed by the Project Developer/Promoter. Technical, Engineering and Architectural designs have been completed. The Project EIA has not been completed yet. Acquisition of land for the project not yet finalizedRead Less

Press Agriculture Limited seeks equity/debt financing to establish mega farm of 540 hectares of irrigation facilities for summer and winter mixed cropping of irrigated crops comprising Wheat, Seed Maize and Soya beans. Malawi is a landlocked country with great fertile soils perfectly suited for agriculture and particularly soyabean and maize. Historically wheat has also been grown on the target estates. The economy is predominantly driven by the agricultural sector which accounts for one third of the GDP and nearly 80% of employment. Currently wheat is 100% wholly imported in Malawi and there is a ready local market that is dependent on imports. An irrigation feasibility study was already done and historically, wheat has already been grown on the land.Read Less