Sunday, October 28, 2012

We invest in Playa Rincon

Firstconinvest has researched a new lucrative project, and discovered an unspoiled landscapes which is worth to explore. The project includes a beautiful 5 km long white-sand beach and is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Our interested in this land is focusing to 5 million square meters.
If the beaches of Las Galeras (most know vacation area) are the jewels of the beaches in the Dominican Republic, then Playa Rincón goes even beyond that.
As if on a stage, it is surrounded by the 600-meter cliffs of Cape Cabrón and a thick curtain of palm trees that run into the plush white sand and clear sapphire water. Sound too perfect for reality? It is not: Playa Rincón is one of those beaches that you thought you'd never find.
It is necessary to understand the special situation why this land has until now never been explored. The reason is, the land originally had only one owner and the heirs over the years become more than 100. These individual landowners own only part of the whole land and for financial poor reasons there never was and will be able to parcel out their claim. Read more

Friday, October 5, 2012

Investing In African Farmland

Turning African farmland over to big business

... by creating win-win situation by having good jobs for local people - this is critical, local support means everything for the long-term success of the project.

A major philosophy at Firstconinvest is that we as Hedge Fund always want to be on the right side of global macro trends. One trend we at Firstconinvest have noticed is that large institutions are increasingly making farmland investment in Africa. The scope for bringing additional arable land into actual production in Africa is huge, and indeed, it is estimated that the continent holds approximately 60% of the world's remaining uncultivated land that is suitable for farming. It is not an exaggeration to say that looking at global agriculture from a long-term perspective it seems that Africa has a huge opportunity to feed both itself and the world in the coming decades.

Over 148 million acres of farmland in Africa have been purchased by Western hedge funds in the last three years and we decided investing in this market too. We have observed the emerging market for some years before we agreed to invest in this market. We have studied expertises on rainy seasons, ground acquisition and political infrastructure until we made ​​this decision.

The contracts clauses allow foreign companies to keep exporting as much as 80 percent of what is grown on the acquired land, even if the host country is experiencing food shortages.

With our chosen guidelines and intentions, our investment in Africa's farmland is both ethical and profitable. The targeted estimated annual dividend is 25 to 40 percent per annum. Read more