The above mentioned company wishes to raise funds from the general public to expand its business. The company has proven track records in Agro business with farm structures and livestock worth over eighty million naira. It’s a known fact that poultry business is a lucrative venture as poultry products are in high demand and guaranteed by a large market in Nigeria. The Farm rears snails, cat fish and also produces fingerlings in large scale from its Hatchery house.

For investment details write us on info.alphafarms@gmail.com

The company has trained personnel’s and professionals running its business and also will bore all risk on behalf of its shareholders to make sure that all terms and conditions are kept as will stated in the memorandum of understanding between the shareholder and Alpha Farms.

The company assets and Livestock are all insured with an agro-insurance company in a bid to reduce company’s risk to zero. Attached are company pictures.

Call farm Manager on 08062186316 for directions. number on sign post stops at 6 not 3
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Go through your title again. Have i made profit or a huge loss?

Mr Louis, please tell whats wrong with the title? Its a simple english language of making 5 % interest on every capital invested. 5 % of N250,000 is N12,500 and if you earn that every month for 1 year it means N12,500x 12 = N150,000. Does it make sense to you. You earn more than 50% of capital invested in a year and your capital is still yours and can be withdrawn at any time. Does it makes sense to you now?
Let me still educate you more on the profit analysis for 1000 laying birds. Read below

Layers (Poultry): 1000 birds will produce 900 eggs at 90% production. 1000 birds will consume 5 bags x25kg of feed daily. Each 25 kg of feed =N2300. A crate of egg is sold at N600.

900 eggs/ 30 eggs per crate = 30 crates. 30 crates x N600 = N18, 000 (Revenue)

Cost of production = 5 x N2300 = N11, 500;

Income = Revenue –Cost of production = N6, 500

Monthly income before expenses = N195, 000.

Monthly Salary for personnel taking care of 1000 laying birds = N25, 000

Vetinery doctor (consultant) = N20, 000

Logistics (Fuel for pumping water per month) =N5000 ;

Drugs = N5, 000

Total expenses = N55, 000.

Total profit after expenses= 195000 – N55, 0000 = N140, 000.00

Also note that one layer bird at the point lay i.e. 17 weeks old is sold at the market between N1400 to N1600 which means 1000 layers should cost approximately N1.5million hence the poultry business has approx.10% return on investment after expenses.

The Farm has 3,500 laying birds and would like to increase its capacity to 10,000 layers so as to make minimum of N1.4million on monthly basis so if i take 5% and give you 5% is it a bad deal?

Reason to Invest in Alpha multi-integrated livestock farms

• High rate of return on capital invested per annum compared to bank deposit, real estate, bonds and shares.

• The company has trained personnel’s and professionals running its business and also will bore all risk on behalf of its shareholders to make sure that all terms and conditions are kept as stated.

• The company assets and Livestock are all insured with an agro-insurance company in a bid to reduce company’s risk to zero.

• The demand for eggs and fish is very high that the farm needs to expand to meet up with customer’s demand hence there will constant cash remittance to the company’s shareholders.
• Free access to farm by the shareholder’s: Unlike most company, the Shareholder’s of Alpha farms will be given access to the farm to know how the business is been managed and also see that the invested funds are being managed well.

• Training will be given to any shareholder or any group he/she brings at a discounted price.

• Easy access to capital invested with two months’ notice.

• Offers transparent world class Livestock management system

• Offers less than 5% mortality rate via our dynamic management technique and team of experts attached to the farm as consultants.

• Offers quality and transparent service to all the share holders by keeping to terms and conditions stipulated in the offer letter.

• The company will give each shareholder a signed Cheque to the tune of funds contributed as repayment guaranty with the cheque number written on the signed offer letter which both parties will hold a copy each till the termination of contract.

• The offer letter will come with the company seal and stamp with the signatures of the directors.

Pls where is ur farm
Are u into contract farming

hter6

Expand my Biz. I will give you now Gbenga. Your deal sounds good

To expand my Biz. I will give you a calll now Gbenga. Your deal sounds good. Your number is not connecting

[quote author=AlphaFarms2014 post=36126994]Mr Louis, please tell whats wrong with the title? Its a simple english language of making 5 % interest on every capital invested. 5 % of N250,000 is N12,500 and if you earn that every month for 1 year it means N12,500x 12 = N150,000. Does it make sense to you. You earn more than 50% of capital invested in a year and your capital is still yours and can be withdrawn at any time. Does it makes sense to you now?
Let me still educate you more on the profit analysis for 1000 laying birds. Read below

Layers (Poultry): 1000 birds will produce 900 eggs at 90% production. 1000 birds will consume 5 bags x25kg of feed daily. Each 25 kg of feed =N2300. A crate of egg is sold at N600.

900 eggs/ 30 eggs per crate = 30 crates. 30 crates x N600 = N18, 000 (Revenue)

Cost of production = 5 x N2300 = N11, 500;

Income = Revenue –Cost of production = N6, 500

Monthly income before expenses = N195, 000.

Monthly Salary for personnel taking care of 1000 laying birds = N25, 000

Vetinery doctor (consultant) = N20, 000

Logistics (Fuel for pumping water per month) =N5000 ;

Drugs = N5, 000

Total expenses = N55, 000.

Total profit after expenses= 195000 – N55, 0000 = N140, 000.00

Also note that one layer bird at the point lay i.e. 17 weeks old is sold at the market between N1400 to N1600 which means 1000 layers should cost approximately N1.5million hence the poultry business has approx.10% return on investment after expenses.

The Farm has 3,500 laying birds and would like to increase its capacity to 10,000 layers so as to make minimum of N1.4million on monthly basis so if i take 5% and give you 5% is it a bad deal?

How much did you buy the birds? Cox you didn't stay the cost of the birds (each/all) in the analysis you did. Thanks, learning big time from you.

Mr Louis, all the answers you need has already been provided for you in my analysis but for clarification purposes, please read these part ''Also note that one layer bird at the point lay i.e. 17 weeks old is sold at the market between N1400 to N1600 which means 1000 layers should cost approximately N1.5million hence the poultry business has approx.10% return on investment after expenses.''

I raised mine from day old to point of lay and its cheaper for me that way but like i said,the price of 16 to 20 weeks point of lay is around N1400 to N1600 in the market (Transportation inclusive). i have raised day old chicks to point of lay two times with less than 4% mortality recorded till date and its better for me that way because i monitor my vaccinations and feeding. If you are ready to invest please send me mail on info.alpha@gmail.com . You can also visit the farm for more lectures on poultry Biz,Aquaculture(Fish0 and heliculture(Snailry).

We need investors for our expansion project.

I hav not heard frm u