Middle East investors looking for agri investments Black Sea region

Our company has been approached by 2 Middle Eastern investment groups interested to acquire/participate in agricultural business in the Black Sea region.

The investors are represented by a renowned law firm from Bucharest. We are looking forward receiving any investment opportunities in accordance to below brief. In case of interest a meeting with the law firm will take place to discuss the modus operandi with the investment groups. We understand that in certain cases we will need to sign a NDA.

Their initial brief is as follows:

Investor 1

Middle East investor. Black Sea region & central Europe. Items of interest:

• Primary Agricultural production 
• Input Supply: “Inputs” used for farming. These include feed, fertilizers and permitted plant protection products as well as cleaning agents and additives used in food production. 
• Added value business such as oil seed crushing 
• Infrastructure businesses for regional storage, internal transport, port facilities and shipping 

They will take 100%, majority or minority interests. Minimum investment value 10 million euros

Investor 2

Saudi company interested in Agricultural acquisitions. 

• Total investment above 100 Million USD in Agro/Food/Crops/Land in Eastern Europe.
• Looking to acquire minority shares up to 49%, with a ticket entrance as from 50 million USD up
• Products: 
• Wheat: Canada, Australia, France, the Black Sea region and the Balkans 
• Barley: Canada, Australia, France, the Black Sea Region and the Balkans 
• Corn: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, the United States, Romania 
• Soybean: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, the United States, Romania   
• Rice: India, Pakistan, Australia 
• Sugar: Brazil, Thailand 
• Vegetable Oil: Canada, the United States, Thailand and Ukraine  
• Green fodder: Australia, Romania and Ukraine 
• Red meat Australia, Brazil, Canada, New Zealand, Uruguay, Kazakhstan, Romania, India and Pakistan 

For more information and to send us your offers please contact:

Mr Isfahan Doekhie

Business Consultant

[email protected]