UNV Trading CC Crop Production & Agribusiness Development Project
Agriculture
Information
Company Name/Description
UNV Trading CC
Countries of Operation
Namibia
Ownership of Company:
Number of years since incorporated
Upon Request
Project Pitch
The project entails the establishment of a 12-hectare irrigated crop production farm in the Kavango East Region, focusing on high-demand vegetables such as tomatoes, onions, cabbages, butternuts, watermelons, and green peppers.
The initiative integrates modern agronomic practices, crop rotation systems, and partially organic production methods to ensure year-round productivity, high-quality yields, and market competitiveness.
Team
Upon Request
Type of Project
Private Company project
Stage
The project is currently at an advanced pre-operational stage, with key foundational elements already secured.
These include land access, water rights, soil testing, market agreements, and technical support partnerships, positioning the project as implementation-ready pending financing.
Employment
Temporary: 15
Permanent: 15
Seasonal: Approximately 45 jobs will be created at start of the project and more jobs are expected to be created soon.
Annual Revenue (in EUR)
Upon Request
Total Project CAPEX (N$)
€143,442,62
Source of Current Income and Use of Capital:
Currently, the company operates on limited internal resources while preparing for full-scale production.
The requested capital will be used to transition from preparatory activities to full operational production and revenue generation.
Financing needs (N$) / Type of financing needed:
UNV Trading CC is open to engaging with financial institutions, joint venture partners, and agricultural technology providers to enhance operational efficiency and scalability.
The project already has strong market access through established offtake agreements, ensuring immediate revenue generation upon production.
The Company is looking for:
The project is actively scouting for financial support and strategic partnerships to enable full-scale implementation.
The focus is on securing funding that will unlock the project’s production capacity and market potential.
Planned allocation of fundraising capital
The capital expenditure will be allocated across key components including:
- Professional Accounting € 947.71
- Consultancy and services € 124.50
- Rest rooms constructions €1127.01
- Storage Construction € 922.10
- DE bushing and Labour € 27,314.46
- Fencing € 31005.08
- Vehicle Fuel €768.42
- Purchase of a New Transporting Truck € 17,929.68
- Shades Nets and Dripping Irrigation system € 39,488.56
- Total Expenses € 124,234.99
- Surplus € 27,398.86 Operational Cost, Salary and Chemicals
This structured allocation ensures efficient utilization of funds and maximized productivity.
Feasibility/Due Diligence
Technical:
Technical feasibility has been successfully validated, supported by soil testing, agricultural research, and expert consultancy from professional farming advisors.
The project benefits from favorable climatic conditions, fertile soil, and access to irrigation water from the Okavango River.
Financial:
A comprehensive financial plan and 3-year cash flow projection have been developed, demonstrating strong revenue potential and long-term profitability.
The projections indicate sustainable cash flow generation, with increasing surplus over time.
Environmental:
The project adheres to environmentally sustainable farming practices, including controlled irrigation, crop rotation, and partial organic production.
Water usage is legally permitted, and farming methods are aligned with environmental conservation principles.