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Gemas Animal Feed Farm

A managed Napier grass farm feeding Malaysia's fast-growing beef and dairy industry — just 2.5 hours from Kuala Lumpur.

Gemas · Malaysia

Entry from
RM90,000
Target return
Up to 30% p.a.
Term
10 years
Harvests
Up to 7 a year
Drone view of the Gemas animal feed farm

Overview

Malaysia imports around 95% of its animal feed at high prices, while the government invests heavily in building a local beef and dairy industry with incentives and subsidies. Our farm in Gemas grows Napier grass to meet that demand.

Owners earn from up to seven harvests a year. The farm is run by an experienced farm management company with 40 years of Malaysian farming experience, and a natural lake on site supports the crop during dry periods.

Investment highlights

  • Backed by Malaysian government policy to grow local beef & dairy
  • Targeting up to 30% a year from up to 7 harvests
  • Fully managed by an established farm management company
  • Natural lake on site to protect crops in drought
  • High, consistent demand — 95% of animal feed is currently imported
  • Capital-protection terms if the farm is sold — see the draft contract
  • Free inspection trips to Gemas, 2.5 hours from KL

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Investment structure

A 10-year income investment. Your plot earns from each harvest, and the farm is listed for sale at the end of year 10.

Exit strategy

Income continues until the farm is sold or the 15-year lease ends. If the farm is sold at a higher value than at purchase, owners share in the uplift.

Risks to consider

All investments carry risk. Please review these risk factors carefully before investing.

  • Commodity (feed) price changes
  • Regulatory changes in the agricultural sector
  • Weather and crop yields can vary
  • A long investment horizon

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Target returns are projections based on each project's business plan and are not guaranteed. All investments carry risk — read the full project details and due diligence before investing.

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