no sugar factory is supporting farmers all are planning how to earn profit by faking the farmers . even co-operative sugar factory is announcing as loss tell them to prove it . there is no chance
Hello,
I am pleased to inform you about the Integrated Sugar Cane Plantation / Factory Project in Ethiopia.
As per norms of Govt of Ethiopia, any the project proposal to be submitted, to get the land on lease, need to have investment potential of minimum Rs. 1,00,000=00 and above per hector.
Out of this Rs. 1,00,000=00 / hector investment required, part of the investment can come from the promoters and part of it can come from equity funding and debt funding from the investors / PE / banks, like EXIM bank of India.
At present we are applying for allocation of 10,000 hectors of land initially, for setting up Integrated Sugar Cane Plantation / Factory Project in Ethiopia.
Already there are similar sugar cane plantation / factory projects existing and new being set up in Ethiopia.
The project proposal that we are submitting, for developing project on 10,000 hector of land, will have total investment more than Rs. 100 Cr.
We plan to set up Sugar mill, having crushing capacity of 5,000 TCD to 10,000 TCD.
Part of this Rs. 100 Cr investment required to set up and develop the Sugar Cane Plantation / Factory Project in Ethiopia will come from the promoters and part of it can come from equity funding and debt funding from the investors / PE / banks, like EXIM bank of India.
The investment from the individual investor / farmers can come in in the form of Equity Investment and investor will be allocated shares of the public limited company to be formed.
For example if the investor is farmer and wants to do / have his own sugar cane plantation, he need to invest proportional to the total land he want to cultivate.
Approximately the farmer need to invest around Rs. 10,000=00 to Rs. 25,000=00 per hector.
This investment will be made in the form of shares of the Public Limited Company.
For example if the farmer wants to cultivate sugar cane, in total land of 100 hectors, then he has to put in Rs. 10,00,000=00 to Rs. 25,00,000=00.
Now in case of the Sugar Can cultivation, assuming avg 250 tons per hector production, and for 100 hectors total of 25,000 tons of production, the total profit generation (net profit @ of Rs. 1000=00 per ton of sugar cane harvested) will be 25,00,000=00, for the farmer doing cultivation in the 100 hectors.
This way it is possible recover the total investment in first year itself.
We are discussing this above mentioned proposal with many sugar cane farmers based in Maharashtra and other states.
Please contact me by sending PM, if you want to participate in this project.
Regards
MRC
D E E P A G
. . . . . .Development Partners in Agri - Culture