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NSIA-UFF Agriculture Fund Project Objectives The NSIA-UFF US$200.0mn Agriculture fund was established to develop large scale farming combined with out-grower schemes in areas that address both food security and foreign exchange through exports. NSIA and UFF will invest US$25mn each, third party investors up to US$150.0m, targeting a total commitment size of US$200.0mn. The investment is structured in a 70:30 ration between food security and export market. With investments both in farming, infrastructure such as irrigation, dams, storage and mechanization of farming in Nigeria. The Fund targets greenfield and brownfield projects as well as investments in high technology driven agriculture Initial target area for food security are maize, rice, dairy farming and cassava. Export include table fruits, citrus, cocoa, sesame etc. Project Name Novum Farms Products Maize, Soya beans Gurara Dam TBD Cassava Opportunity Cassava Additional Offshore Investors Future NSIA Agriculture Investment Company (NAIC) 50% Project Structure Old Mutual African Agri-Fund I PCC 50% NSIA Agriculture Investment Company (NAIC) UFF Management (Mauritius) Asset Management Contract 50% INVESTCO (Mauritius) MANCO (Mauritius) Management fees Project 1 Project 2 Project 3 Project 4 Establishment of Agric Fund 50% Advisory Engagement Transaction Development and Due Diligence Closure of first transaction. MANCO Adviser (Nigeria) Capital Raising for US$100-200mn additional funds Investment Pipeline Description Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority Investment into an existing chicken feed producer located in Nasarawa state for backward integration into maize, soya bean and wheat production on 1600 ha of land. Large scale farming opportunity on 2,000 ha of land located in close proximity to Gurara Dam located in Kaduna state. Relocation, installation, and the eventual operation of a Cassava starch plant in Edo State. Project Roadmap Q3-Q4 2016 Q1-Q4 2017 Q1 2018 Q2-Q4 2018 41
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