Profitable Animal Feed Company Investment Opportunity in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

The hybrid corn cultivation partnership program by our company in Indonesia provides capital, guidance, and market access to farmer groups, with a profit-sharing model, aiming to lift communities out of extreme poverty, while also encouraging the participation of village-owned enterprises (BUMDES) to boost local income.

For the past four years, we've been empowering the people of Sumba Island in East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) through corn farming. Last year, we cultivated a 277-hectare farm and produced an impressive 1680 tons of shelled corn. Our trusted buyer, JAPFA, an industrial animal feed industry, visits our warehouse to purchase our produce annually. This year, we're seeking investors to expand our land utilization and establish a feed mill factory business, with all the necessary licenses from the Ministry of Trade and Economic Affairs.

We currently have around 200 farmer partners working with us, collectively utilizing 277 hectares of land. These partners are delighted to be part of our program, as their income has increased sevenfold compared to before. In the upcoming year, they are prepared to farm approximately 1,000 hectares of land. Our potential for expansion in farming reaches up to 20,000 hectares. Our strong business relationships are deeply rooted in the local community. Currently, we have 1,500 hectares dedicated to breeding, 50 hectares for a hotel and resort, and numerous other opportunities that we are exploring.

Corn cultivation and animal feed company in Sumba Island catering to JAPFA.

Assets include a 15 hectares land on Sumba Island, furniture and fixtures.

- The office is currently located in both West Sumba and East Sumba.

- There are two office locations, with a combined square footage area of 600 square feet.

- The combined rent for our office is IDR 45 million per year.

- The company has plans to build its own feedmill factory on a 15-hectare property but lacks the necessary capital for construction.

- The company has a total of four shareholders, with ownership percentages as follows: 40%, 30%, 20%, and 10%.

- No loans or debts outstanding.

- Self-funded operations.