New Agents & IFAs Required


Key Investment Benefits for your Clients • SIPP approved. • Full money back guarantee


• Projected income estimated at 15% per annum from high yield rice harvests - the last harvest produced a yield of 16.2%


• Agri Capital is seeking an AIM listing and is one of the largest farmers in its locality with over 50,000 acres under cultivation.


• An immediate uplift in the value of the land - once prepared for production - estimated to be at least 50% based on Savill’s 2011 survey


• Annual appreciation in the land value estimated at 7% per annum


• An opportunity that also assists the local population with food, health and educational support


• Simple exit - Agri Capital will assist in sourcing a buyer for you


• As an investor you will own a leasehold title registered In your name to a physical, tangible asset - your own field


Agri Capital is the winner for the OPP award for best Alternative Investment Product of the Year 2011


For Sales Partners • Established operator – largest farmer in West Africa • Above average commission - 15% plus


• Commission paid within 7 days of cleared funds - simple application process


• White labelled promotional material if required


• Wide range of other high margin product to sell including agriculture and carbon credits


• Limited administration required - back office follow up


For full agency terms please contact Chris Rathbone: 02073245428 crathbone@caporg.co.uk www.capitalalternatives.co.uk www.agricapital.info


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