Invests in olive groves in brazil 2025-2050
Investor’s Guide
This project proposes the creation of a super-intensive olive grove cultivation in an area of 1,000 hectares in Brazil, with the objective of producing high quality olive oil to supply the local and international market. The investment is proposed for a period of 25 years, with the promise of a 100% return on the initial investment through a monthly investment model of $50 per hectare.
Market oppotunity
Olive oil consumption has been growing in Brazil, driven by increased awareness of the health benefits. In addition, super-intensive olive groves allow for more efficient and profitable production compared to traditional methods.
Financial projections
Investors will be sought, offering the possibility of investing from small amounts, facilitating the entry of a diverse number of investors.
Production Costs:
We expect a production cost per liter of olive oil that will be reduced as the olive trees mature (4 years), reaching an approximate anual production of 2,000 liters per hectare.
Total Annual Production:
2,000 liters/hectare x 1,000 hectares = 2,000,000 liters/year.
Selling Price:
Estimating the average selling price of olive oil at $4 per liter, anual income would be 2,000,000 liters x $4/liter = $8,000,000.
Investment levels
Financing Structure:
Investors will be sought, offering the possibility of investing from small amounts, facilitating the entry of a diverse number of investors.
Low Level Investor:
$100,000 – $500,000
Collaboration contract without involvement in the management of the company:
Plan low inverstor
Years 1-5: No significant return, investment is for land preparation and crop establishment.
Years 6-15: Estimated return of $10,000 (10% of net profit) and progressively up to a total return of $200,000 in year 15, representing 200% of the initial investment.
Partner Level Investor:
$500,001 – $2,500,000
Private contract with access to company information
Plan investor
Participation:
5% of the total project.
Estimated Return:
Years 1-5: Same terms as low level, no significant return.
Years 6-15: Estimated return of $25,000 in year 6, increasing to around $500,000 by the end of the decade and reaching approximately $1,000,000 in year 15, representing 100% of the initial investment.
Developer Investor:
$2,500,000 – $10,000,000
promoter of the partnership and preferred partners.
Plan Developer Investor:
Estimated Return:
Years 1-5:
No significant return, focusing on sustainability and crop establishment.
Years 6-15:
Estimated return of $100,000 in year 6, reaching up to $2,000,000 per year by the end of the period, resulting in a total return of up to $20 million
formalization of the investment
Once the terms of collaboration have been established, a private contract will be drawn up containing all the clauses that will determine the development of the activity and the way to collaborate with Gtrex.
The partners’ agreement that includes:
Initial capital contribution and capital increases. …
Participation in profits and losses.
Direction, management and administration of the company Incoming and outgoing.
Permanence.
Confidentiality.
Exclusivity.
Non-competition.
Once we have the unanimous agreement of the parties, we Will sign everything by going to a notary where we will verify that the terms used in the contracts are in full compliance with the law.
Additional benefits:
1. Quarterly financial reports with projection analysis 2.
2.Participation in strategic decision making.
3.Access to a greater quantity of product at preferential
prices.
4.Networking opportunities with other investors and
experts in the sector.
TIMELINE INVESTOR
Timeline for Land Purchase and Leasing Project for Olive Cultivation in Rio Grande do zSul, Brazil
Ratio between $ investment per hectare and production kg olives
1.200.200 €
Capital requirements 2025
659.700 € compras
Requirements for planting olive trees
100%
Know – how to develop project
Phase 1: Prospecting and Planning
(0-6 months)
Month 1-2:
Initial prospecting with local farmers in Rio Grande do Sul to identify suitable land for olive cultivation.
Marcos (external agency) negotiates 25-year lease contracts with farmers.
Feasibility analysis of soil, water, and climate.
Month 3-6:
Contract signing with farmers. Planning free training programs to optimize farming practices for olive cultivation.
Phase 2: Land Preparation and Training (6-12 months)
Month 7-9:
Land preparation: plowing, irrigation systems, and fertilization.
Month 10-12:
Provision of tools and start of specialized agricultural training.
Phase 3: Planting and Crop Management (1-3 years)
Year 1:
Planting of olive trees and continuous technical support from GTREX.
Farmers issue debt to GTREX for harvesting services.
Year 2-3:
Crop maintenance, fertilization, and pest control managed by GTREX.
Phase 4: Production and Expansion
(4-25 years)
Year 4 and beyond:
Beginning of harvest and commercial production of olive oil. Expansion of GTREX services: fertilization, pest control, and agricultural technology.
Return on Investment Plan:
- Year 5:
This marks the start of profitable production, with stabilized output.
- Year 6-15:
A projected return on investment between 10% and 20% annually, with a full recovery of the initial investment by Year 15, providing investors with a 100% return on their investment.
- Profit Distribution:
Annual distribution of profits based on the percentage of ownership for each investor.
11.786.000 €
Total turnover for the first 3 years proposed for investors.
- Year 5:
This marks the start of profitable production, with stabilized output.
- Year 6-15:
A projected return on investment between 10% and 20% annually, with a full recovery of the initial investment by Year 15, providing investors with a 100% return on their investment.
- Profit Distribution:
Annual distribution of profits based on the percentage of ownership for each investor.
Marketing and Sales Strategy:
- Strategy 1: Affordable High-Quality Olive Oil for the Brazilian Market Our company will focus on establishing a strong presence in the Brazilian market by offering high-quality olive oil under an affordable brand. This approach targets the growing middle-class consumer base that values premium products but seeks affordability. By offering a competitively priced yet premium olive oil, we aim to capture significant market share in local supermarkets, wholesale distributors, and foodservice providers.
- Strategy 2: Leveraging BRICS Synergies for International Expansion we will take advantage of the economic and trade synergies within the BRICS nations (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa). These countries typically impose high tariffs on olive oil imports from traditional exporters like Spain and Italy. By producing and shipping directly from Brazil, we can bypass these tariffs and offer competitive pricing in BRICS markets.
Final Considerations: Brazil’s Growth Opportunity
Brazil presents a growing market for olive oil, with increasing demand for locally produced, high-quality products. Our project introduces a complete European industrialized model, covering the entire production process from cultivation to bottling. By using efficient super-intensive farming techniques and advanced processing methods, we can produce premium olive oil at competitive costs, positioning Brazil as both a self-sufficient producer and a global competitor. Additionally, Brazil’s strategic location and favorable trade agreements with BRICS nations offer access to international markets with high tariffs on traditional exporters, making this a strong, long-term investment opportunity.
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