Investment opportunities and agro-commodities from Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam

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Looking to purchase firms in Cambodia

Saturday, 05 May 2012 11:40
Tweet We are looking to purchase firms in Cambodia in the following sectors: - Education: university, Institute, etc... - Media: advertising company, media production - Aqua culture: sea food, fish, fresh water lobster - Resort and Property development - Processing plant, Factory - Transport, Logistic, Shipping Requirement: - Firm with at least 2 years financial statement - Annual turnover over 10 million USD - We will request an Independence appraisal from an appraisal firm at our own charge. Please contact Kosona at info@adalidda.com&nbnsp;for further information.
Last Updated on Friday, 11 May 2012 08:59

Green Energy Biomass in Vietnam

Investment required: 2.5 million USD

Where Does GEB Make Its Investments?
Jatropha biomass as sustainable biofuel feedstock

Demand for biodiesel feedstocks will grow from US$18 billion in 2010 to US$71 billion by 2020*
Petroleum price (set to rise for decades) remains the strongest driver to biodiesel feedstock prices
Feedstock comprises 80% of biodiesel's cost structure and disproportionately rewards the feedstock producer. Therefore, at this time GEB will not invest in refining – only feedstock production

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For further information, please contact Smart International Consulting at info@adalidda.com

REACH Centers for Health Care in Cambodia

An accountable health care system that delivers accessible high quality health care

Provide preventive care focusing on pediatric care and maternity.
Incentivize staff at Spot Clinics for optimal case management and avoiding unnecessary referrals.
Maintain electronic health records for all patients for care continuity and procedure documentation.
Establish an IRB to conduct clinical trials that can generate additional revenue.
Model generates revenues through pharmacy and lab diagnostics with consultation fees as loss leader.
Build reputation for high-quality care and ethics with American health care leaders on advisory board.

Investment required 3,500,000 USD

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For further information, please contact Smart International Consulting at info@adalidda.com

Invest in a coffee project in Laos

Investment required: 4 million USD

The targeted IRR is 30-35% for a 7-8 year investment period, high even for developing markets (especially given that our base case is built very conservatively and assumes coffee prices 65% below the current historically high market price for Arabica coffee and 35% below for the Robusta variety).

Brief summary of the current status of the project:

The company operated in Laos since 2006. The company has a secured a Foreign Investment Permit, a five year income tax holiday and a 40-year land lease for the milling operation and 50 ha of land for growing coffee has been approved by the Governor of the Province for the first plot. Over time the target is to lease 1,000 hectares.
The suitability of the climate and soils for growing coffee has been reviewed by an independent study and the initial pipeline targets identified.
A pre-harvest money advance programme is established and operational with the local outgrowers to secure the coffee volumes until the own production is ramped up. 422 MT has already been purchased since 2009.
The parent company will take up to 1/3 of production, reducing the topline risk considerably and the rest will be sold to other US and European coffee roasters. The experienced US back-office staff will also assume the responsibility for handling financing, logistics and other functions where local talent pool is constrained.
The farms will be managed to fulfil strict criteria on sustainability, both in terms of protecting the environment to maintain the productive capacity of the land, and to provide fair and equitable working conditions for all employees.

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Please contact: info@adalidda.com or business.development@smartconsulting.com.kh for further information.

Freshwater lobster farm in Cambodia

Executive Summary

Investment required: 200,00 USD

BIBLIOGRAPHY

1. ACLEDA SECURITIES PCL. Investment Research Daily News, October 19, 2011.

2. Cambodia aims to cut lobster imports. http://www.toboc.com/tradenews/Cambodia-Aims-To-Cut-Lobster-Imports-Within-Five-Years/1344.aspx

3. Farmers Respond to Lobster Price Hikes. http://cambodiaphonemarket.com/farmers-respond-to-lobster-price-hikes/

4. Equity TV, Lobster farms. http://equitycam.tv/index.php/agriculture/119-lobster-farms.html

For further information, please contact Smart International Consulting at info@adalidda.com

The Land near the Ministry of Interior ( in Chamkarmorn District )

Length: 50 m Width: 40 m, total size: 2,353 square meter.
Location: Close to Ministry of Interior, Norodom Boulevard, Phnom-Penh, Cambodia

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For further information, please contact Smart International Consulting at info@adalidda.com

Investment project to develop a castor farm and castor oil plant on 20,000 hectares in Cambodia

Tuesday, 24 January 2012 15:17

Investment required: 16 million USD

Will use this investment to set up	Annual Production	Economic Benefit	PDF File
1. 20,000 hectares Castor farm 2. a Castor Oil processing plant	90,000 MT of Castor Bean 36,000 MT of Castor Oil 54,000MT of Castor Cake 15,000MT of Castor Leavespowd	This project will provided technology transfer on modern crop farms management to farmers in Cambodia. Our Research and Development Unit will developed new products and bring innovation to the biofuels supply chain. At full capacity, Adalidda Castor will provided direct employment to 719 people. Throughcontract farming on 20,000 hectares land, we estimate that at least 20,000 household in Cambodia will benefit from the contract farming. We budget 3% of our gross salary for the capacity buliding of our employees. Therefore, our people are expected to be of high competency. We budget 1% of our gross salary for the social activity for the benefit of our employees families therefore 719 families will benefit from basic health care, professional skills courses,ect....	Executive Summary

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

1. BTG Biomass technology Group (2004). Bio-energy’s role in the EU market - A view of development until 2020.

2. IEA Energy (2010). Opportunities and barriers for international bioenergy trade.

3. L.A. Horta Nogueira (2005). Biodiesel in Brazil.

4. COFCO Corporation (2010). Biofuels in China: Today and the Future.

5. Calep O’Kray and Kang Wu, International Association Energy Economics (2010). Biofuels in China: Development Dynamics, Policy Imperatives, and Future Growth.

6. Devendra Vashist and Dr. Mukhtar AHMAD, International Journal of Engineering Science and Technology (2011). A Comparative study of Castor and Jatropha Oil Source and its Methyl Ester Test on the Diesel engine.

7. GVEP International (2010). Carbon finance: A guide for sustainable energy enterprises and NGOs.

8. China Ranked Third in the World for Bioethanol Production.
From http://www.asiabiomass.jp/english/topics/1106_03.html

9. Bioethanol development in China and the potential impacts on its agricultural economy. From http://ideas.repec.org/a/eee/appene/v87y2010i1p76-83.html

10. Commodities prices. From http://www.commodityonline.com

For further information, please contact Smart International Consulting at info@adalidda.com

Last Updated on Monday, 26 March 2012 08:27

Investment project for a Cassava farm and processing plant

Investment Required	Will use this investment to set up	Annual Production	Economic Benefit	PDF File
10 million USD	1. a 10,000 hectares cassava farm 2. a Cassava chips processing plant	165,000 MT fresh cassava 54,000 MT of cassava chips	1.This project will provided technology transfer on modern crop farms management to farmers in Cambodia. 2. At full capacity, Adalidda Bio will provided direct employment to 1,293 people. Through contract farming on 1,000 hectares land, we estimate that at least 1,000 household in Cambodia will benefit from the contract farming. 3. This project will help to develop the rural area in Cambodia therefore will contribute to the poverty reduction.	Executive Summary
30 million USD	1. a 40,000 hectares cassava farm 2. a Cassava chips processing plant	1 million MT fresh cassava 300,000 MT cassava chips	1. This project will provided technology transfer on modern crop farms management to farmers in Cambodia. 2.Our Research and Development Unit will developed new products and bring innovation to the biofuels supply chain. 3.At full capacity, Adalidda Bio will provided direct employment to 6,000 people. Through contract farming on 1,000 hectares land, we estimate that at least 1,000 household in Cambodia will benefit from the contract farming. 4.We budget 5% of our gross salary for the capacity building of our employees. Therefore our people are expected to be of high competency. 5.We budget 1% of our gross salary for the social activity for the benefit of our employees families therefore 6,000 families will benefit from basic health care, professional skills courses, etc...	Executive Summary

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

1. BTG Biomass technology Group (2004). Bio-energy’s role in the EU market - A view of development until 2020.

2. U. Sopheap, A. Patanothai and T.M. Aye (2011). Farmers’ perception on cassava cultivation in Cambodia.

3. Ministry of Commerce of Cambodia (2010). Cassava sector profile and strategy.

4. COFCO Corporation (2010). Biofuelsin China: Today and the Future.

5. Calep O’Kray and Kang Wu, International Association Energy Economics (2010). Biofuels in China: Development Dynamics, Policy Imperatives, and Future Growth.

6. Adam Prakash, Trade and Markets Division, Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (2007). Cassava: International market profile.

7. Meridian Instiute (2009). Cassava Value Chain Overview.

8. Ecofys (2007). Bio-Fthanol From Cassava.
9. GVEP International (2010). Carbon finance: A guide for sustainable energy enterprises and NGOs.

10. China Ranked Third in the World for Bioethanol Production.
From http://www.asiabiomass.jp/english/topics/1106_03.html

11. Bioethanol development in China and the potential impacts on its agricultural economy. From http://ideas.repec.org/a/eee/appene/v87y2010i1p76-83.html

12. New plant a benefit for cassava crop. From http://www.phnompenhpost.com/index.php/2011120653166/Business/new-plant-a-benefit-for-cassava-crop.html

For further information, please contact Smart International Consulting at info@adalidda.com

Investment on International Medical clinic for medical tourism

This unfinished building is on a 2 ha land on the way to the airport on the left hand side across the street from a burned garment factory. It is owned by Bangkok Dusit Medical Services / Bangkok Hospital. It is a 100 rooms hospital with possible extension to 200 rooms.

Investment required 25 million USD

Map of the hospital

For further information, please contact Smart International Consulting at info@adalidda.com

Keo Seima district, Mondul Kiri Province

Tuesday, 06 March 2012 17:24

Keo Seima distrit Mondulkiri

Land Size : 8708 hectares

Location : Keo Seima district, Mondul Kiri Province

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Land Suitable for Cassava, Rubber, Castor Bean and Jatropal

Price per hectar : 650 USD

Last Updated on Wednesday, 07 March 2012 17:02

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