Investment Strategy
Leveraging investor’s capital while providing an acceptable return on investment while expanding our company growth portfolio.
Smart Investing Made Simple
Expertly managed export farm investments with the potential to deliver steady growth and reliable income. Magharibi export investment is the smart choice for your financial goals. Put your money to work today and free up your working capital.
Service Guarantee
Growing raising crops
Nature Sustainable
Food production
Investment Risks
In any Agricultural investment, the biggest risk has been on production and market. To make this stable we have over time strategized for 90 percent export to Europe/Asia and 10 percent Local sales.
- Unprecedented risks like Corona virus pandemic was one of the risks to our investment
- Floods - All our crops are in-house grown.
- Production volume - Let farm together strategy investment has enabled us to provide enough volume for the market.
- Basil Farm open Now
- Closing date 30/12/2024
- Minimum investment Ksh 1,522,103
- Monthly earning Ksh 53,274
- Annual earning Ksh 639,288
- Renewable contractual earning Ksh 3,296,440
Capital Utilisation
Magharibi develops two export farm every year based on market demand. For this particular invest we want to go big on Basil production and as a company we are requesting a business investment capital of 10,654,720 ($83,240) limited to a maximum of Seven investors. This capital is going into development of a fully-fledged export farm to be producing and exporting 6000kgs a month direct for export market. The investment will facilitate in the following :
- Greenhouses- set up
- Pack-house within the conformity to international standards
- Pre-cooling and cold room
- Farm structures (General and chemical stores, toilets, changing rooms)
- Irrigation systems
- Packaging materials
- Farm tools
| ITEM | DISCRIPTION | NUMBER | COST OF EACH | TOTAL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supply and fixing of greenhouse | Supply and fix of greenhouses. DIMENSIONS: 8M X 30M WITH FIXED TOP VENTILATION Structure, Tunnel & Cover: 10M X 30M WITH FIXED TOP VENTILATION 2.5 – 3.5m gutter height and 5.5m min. center height, Single Bay | 15 units | 410,000 | 6,150,000 |
| Pack-house | Construct a Panel Pack-house according to export standards. | 1 | 1,500,000 | 1,500,000 |
| Cold -room | Supply and fix a cold-room that can hold at least four tonnes per harvest. | 1 | 1,000,000 | 1,000,000 |
| Tanks | Supply storage tanks of at least 60,000 Liters | 6 | 75,000 | 450,000 |
| Inputs | Budget for fertilizers and chemicals annually. | 1 | 350,000 | 350,000 |
| Tools | Purchase of all farm tools including grading materials. | 1 | 550,000 | 550,000 |
| Seedlings | Supply propagated seedlings ready to plant. | 138,240 | 3/= | 414,720 |
| Water connection | Water connection from the borehole to the greenhouse and to the out-door farm | 1 | 240,000 | 240,000 |
| Borehole | Magharibi has done a borehole of 14,000 cubic meter of water per hour. | 1 | 2,400,000 | DONE |
| International Export Certifications | Already in the export business, Magharibi has been internationally certified by export global bodies that makes us comply and conform to international standards. | 3 | 1,050,000 | DONE |
| Land lease | Land lease Managed by Magharibi is 10 Acres at a lease hold of 90,000/= per year | 1 | 900,000 | DONE |
| SUB-TOTAL | 10,654,720 | |||
| TOTAL | 10,654,720 | |||
Investment Repayment per Investor
| Capital Raised from 7 Investors Ksh 10,654,720 /($83,240) | Earning per investor at a monthly interest of 3.5% Ksh 53,274/$416 | Annual earnings Ksh639,288/ $ 4,994 |
| Investors | Capital Investment | Monthly Earnings per Investor | Jan | Feb | Mar | April | May | June | July | Aug. | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 2 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 3 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 4 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 5 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 6 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 7 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 8 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 9 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
| 10 | 1,522,103 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 | 53,274 |
After investment, period taken before earning.
Investor Contract Term(Renewable)
Monthly Interest Earning
Ksh 53,274
Annual Earnings per Investor
Ksh 639,288
Total contractual earnings
Ksh 3,196,440
Collateral
We give all investors an opportunity to be part owners of the farm Asset base and we do this by issuing the following documentation;
- Asset base share agreement
- Certificate of capital investment
- Investment contract Agreement.
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