Jones Oviawe

London, LND (UK)
Role(s):
C-Level Executive (CEO, CFO, etc.)

Ethical Land UK LTD

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Location: London
Industry: Agriculture
Year Founded: 2010
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Growth (not profitable)
Entity Type: Limited Liability Company
Description: An Investment Proposal for Agriculture Development in Africa Prelude EthicalLand (UK) Limited represents the opportunity to support poverty alleviation in selected regions of Africa whilst partaking in a sound and highly rewarding investment in agricultural land. A proportion of the profits from this project will go back to the native African people. The regional impact to the local people will range from providing access to food security for the underprivileged and bringing people above the poverty line by initially creating jobs, supporting education and health institutions, providing housing whilst stimulating enterprise. EthicalLand is a profitable, integrated project which puts in place all the building blocks needed for fast tracking development of virgin lands that are suitable for agriculture linked with the development of the infrastructure that financially benefits all participants in the entire food cycle within a defined and disciplined collaborative farming system. EthicalLand in conjunction with governments and native tribal chieftains has unencumbered access to virgin land concessions spread within the Sub-Saharan African countries suitable for agricultural development under a fully managed ethical project. EthicalLand Highlights  Average returns 35% + per annum  Own a 99 year Leasehold Title to your own land  Minimum contribution £2,500 per acre  Fast payback of capital within 16 months  Investor/Partners Receive 50% of the crop yields  Potential capital growth on land appreciation once developed  3 annual crop harvests  Multiple crop cultivation  An institution for human resources development  Secured water rights  Expert management team of scientists and agriculturists  Management contract to cultivate the land  Annual multiple revenue streams  Diverse land acquisition spread across multiple African countries  Generous exit policy  Independent audit reporting