DRAFT
This project involves the creation of a unit for the cassava sector.
an industrial starch manufacturing capacity expandable to 15,000 tonnes / year
fed by a network of farms can provide 75 000 tonnes of tubers per year required for the production, either:
3500 ha of land
operated by cooperators interested in the results of the industrial unit
organized into cooperatives by providing them the means and common services, distributed in the regions concerned,
. with infrastructure and basic mechanical means for providing production optimization
. and able to mentor
PREREQUISITE
Involvement of local partners in the project
Involvement of the Ministry of Agriculture
Note: The market values of cassava starch
Each year 60 million tons of starch are extracted from various cereals, roots and tubers to be used in an impressive range of applications: a stabilizer in soups and frozen, coated tablets and coated paper adhesives for stamps and plywood, after textiles, raw material for ethanol production, and even concrete binder. About 10% of the starch is derived from cassava, a crop that serves as a staple food for millions of low-income rural living in Africa, Asia and Latin America. World production of cassava roots now amounting to some 200 million tons per year, FAO said that many developing countries could strengthen their rural economies and increase the income of cassava farmers.
Cassava miracle product to the food crisis? July 28.2008, cassava is a tropical plant that could contribute to food security and energy poor countries threatened by soaring food and oil prices: FAO said.
According to competitive analysis
relative to the supply in West Africa, the price of starch produced in Africa: 460.000 FCFA / ton (734 Euros)
starch prices of imports (corn starch or potato deems 5 times less efficient: 350,000 FCFA (533 euros) source SYFIA news agency.
PROFITABILITY
Hypothesis pricing by taking into account the actual or potential competition in domestic markets: 385 Euros
Earnings Per Ton: 450 Euros - 326 Euros = 124
Total Profit: 124 x 1500 = 1,860,000 Euros / year
STRATEGY FOR DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS
- 1 / 3 paid to cooperators as a bonus: 620,000 Euros or 12,100 Euros per cooperative
- 1 / 3 reinvested in the cassava sector (capacity building, research and development, diversification): 620,000 Euros
-1 / 3 for shareholders: 620,000 Euros.
If you are interested in this opportunity I took you to kindly answer me to send you the feasibility plan. and know also that the country has just emerged from a post-election crisis and therefore we are reliable partners of investigation in order to achieve our project as a carrier.
Project Origin: Ivory Coast
I leave you my Skype: sipress5 /Email:projetafrica@gmx.fr
Contact: 0022566312139
Mr Renaud Séa
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