Agricultural machinery assembly plant
The purpose of this project is to establish an agricultural machinery production plant with highly qualified and modernized technology based on EURO-3 that will bring sustainable economic opportunity in the Agro-industrial sector to the Nigerian economy. All the above will lay a basis for an industrialized structure of the Agriculture sector with modernized technology and engineering which will result in competitiveness of products and human resources in the African market that can be referred to as “the revolution of Agro-industry in Nigeria.” |
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The economic impulses generated by the agricultural machinery assembly plant will substantially and positively contribute to a higher growth rate and a greater social and economic stability in Nigeria. The project shall consist of two phases for five (5) years: phase one of the assembly period with Semi Knock Down (SKD) kits and phase two of the assembly period with Complete Knock Down (CKD) kits. In 5 years, the country of Nigeria will have a first class agricultural machinery factory with modernized high-technology and a total production volume of 176,000 units of which 50% is to be exported to other African markets. |
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This factory is designed per Euro-3, which is environmentally friendly, and is under the supervision of first class German technicians. Brief Information
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Total Investment: 296 Million United States Dollars
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