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AAIM 2017: Panel Session to Address key Considerations in Structuring Investments directly to a Nigerian based Food and Agribusiness Enterprise.

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Agrique Africa Investment Mission (AAIM2017)  Panel Session would address key Considerations in Structuring Investments directly to a Nigerian based Food and Agribusiness Enterprise.

This year, Welcome2Africa International is partnering with African Development Bank, AFEX Commodities Exchange Limited and Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission to put forward it’s Agrique Africa Investment Mission 2017 in Nigeria, with the core goal of catalyzing finance and investments into Nigeria’s Agribusiness sector.
On our panel this year, we have put together amazing panelists to expose to us the key considerations necessary to structure investments into the Food and Agribusiness enterprise in Nigeria.

A sneak peek into their discussion will follow the line of thought of the Food and Agricultural Organization indicating the link between food and agriculture, its evolution and continuum.

A peep into the future is a revelation that, the food industry will increase the quality and diversity of the products it produces. Food manufacturers will have particular expectations of agriculture as a supplier of their raw materials.

It will be safe to note that quality of production will be a key consideration to structuring investments into Agribusiness and thus agribusiness will see to it that it meets increasing emphasis on quality. In all, Quality has proven beyond doubt to be a key consideration in accessing investments.

In terms of food processing, investors are most likely to consider the ease of processing in the food industry. Like all industries, reductions in the costs of capital equipment, wages and inventories are important objectives. For example, farmers who can deliver on the ‘just-in-time’ principle will contribute towards reducing a manufacturer’s working capital and space requirements.

You can expect to get a full dose of the identified considerations that you can consider as investors to structure investments into Food and Agribusiness at AAIM 2017 as these amazing panelists give their explicit contributions at their session at the Investment Forum.

Dr. Irede Ajala; Senior Investment Adviser to the Honourable Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Nigeria

Adenike Fajemirokun, PhD, SIRM; Group Chief Risk Officer, Dangote Industries Limited Martin Eigbike; Associate Partner, Dalberg Global Development Advisors Richard Ferguson; African agribusiness advisor, PwC Moderator: Christof Walter – Christof Walter Consulting Ltd, UK

 

AAIM 2017 is closer than ever and it is made up of an Investment forum component open to just 150 delegates, and takes place on 13th+14th of June, at Sheraton Hotel, Abuja, Nigeria. There is also an exclusive Site Visit for 8 Investors to visit 4 pre-vetted Agribusinesses.

Key features of AAIM2017 include
· Examination of the latest investment/finance strategies for Nigeria’s Agribusiness Sector

· Blended Finance for Agribusiness development in Nigeria

· Innovative and Sustainable financing approaches for Agribusiness in Nigeria

· Government policies to promote investment and agribusiness development in Nigeria

· Agribusiness investment trends in Nigeria

· Pitches from pre-vetted Agribusinesses seeking expansion finance

· Case studies from Agribusiness Investors in Nigeria

You cannot afford to miss this!

Kindly click this link https://www.agriqueafrica.com/copy-of-registeration-form-nigerian to register now!

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