Three independent, scalable businesses — drone precision services, integrated rice milling, and organic bio-fertilizer — built on the same fertile ground along the Senegal River.
Drones, rice milling, and bio-fertilizer share the same network and infrastructure — yet each can be scaled fully independently across any number of hectares.
Autonomous drones for any crop, any field, any region. Mapping, spraying, fertilizer delivery — priced per hectare, scalable to hundreds of thousands of hectares.
1,000 t/day mill + 14 combine harvesters. Toll-milling model: zero commodity risk, ~$12M annual revenue, ~15-month payback on ~$6.6M CAPEX.
Organic fertilizer from rice husks and crop residues — sold to any farm, delivered by drone. A zero-waste revenue stream fully independent of the rice mill.
Not tied to rice. Not tied to the mill. Our drone program serves any crop, any farmer, any region — priced at $15–25/ha for spraying, $5–10/ha for mapping. West Africa ag drone market grows at 22% CAGR.
Multispectral imaging for crop health, moisture stress, yield forecasting. Every farm type, every crop.
GPS-guided application cuts chemical use by 20–35%. Highest-margin service in the portfolio.
Drone delivers our own bio-fertilizer from Project 03. Two revenue streams, one flight.
Mauritania is the launchpad. Same model, same drones, new regions — no additional infrastructure needed.
The flagship: 14 combine harvesters operational from Day 1, plus a 1,000 t/day mill coming online in 2027. Toll-milling means we keep 20–25% of every tonne processed — no commodity purchase, no price risk.
Two 45-day seasons, fully automated. Rice husk powers the dryer — near-zero energy cost.
Harvesters generate ~$3.6M in Year 1 before the mill opens. Machines pay for themselves immediately.
We never buy paddy. Revenue is a guaranteed % of output regardless of market price movements.
Moving from bulk ($700/t) to branded 10 kg sacks ($1,300/t) can push milling revenue to $17M/year.
Rice husks become premium organic fertilizer via biochar conversion. Sold to any farm, delivered by drone. Independent of mill cycles, near-zero raw material cost, 60–70% gross margins.
Rice husks are a mill by-product previously burned as waste. We convert them to income.
The same drone that maps or sprays delivers our bio-fertilizer. Two revenue streams, one cost.
Not limited to rice fields. Any crop, any farmer. Mauritania imports nearly all its fertilizer — we replace that.
Demand for organic inputs accelerates as chemical fertilizer costs spike and soils degrade across the region.
No one has done this at scale in Mauritania. From soil preparation to supermarket shelf — and back to the soil. First-mover advantage is everything.
The Senegal River valley is one of Africa's most fertile, most underutilised agricultural belts. No one has built an integrated operation here at scale.
The Mauritanian government is actively expanding rice cultivation and has made import substitution a top political priority. Fertile land is available, regulation is favorable, Chinese machinery arrives at 3–4× below Western cost with zero import duty.
Farmers have zero mechanized capacity. They do not choose us — they depend on us. That structural dependency across all three businesses is our deepest competitive moat.
Three projects. One vision. Talk directly to the founders — let's build this together.