WORLD BANK PROJECTS 60% GROWTH IN
FOOD DEMAND IN AFRICA BY 2030

The growth of agriculture in developing countries is critical for the growth of the poorest countries and for poverty eradication, particularly in Africa.

Thintane Investments interest in the agricultural sector is focused on market-driven value chains, with particular emphasis on export-oriented ventures. Recent focus has been directed towards establishing business relationships within the citrus and macadamia nut industries and considering solutions for the reconstitution of livestock value chains.

These endeavours have been undertaken both in facilitating transformation within each sector and in considering direct investment opportunities. Thintane Investments agricultural ventures are structured to promote economic inclusion and expansion through joint ventures with and support for emerging farmers and community landowners, driven by synergies initiated with relevant Government stakeholders.

The identification of progressive and influential domestic and international operational partners, to provide advanced technical and operational competence and to unlock market networks, is a key consideration for all agricultural ventures.

Thintane Investments has significant experience in structuring and developing public-private ventures in the agriculture, forestry and biomass-energy sector.