Export business is a lucrative business to venture. It holds vast potential that is highly untapped and its development in Nigeria has been a positive one. The uptrend is largely due to the advancement of Information Technology and the downside fortune of the crude oil market forcing investors and government to explore alternative markets. Now, the future is non-oil products like sesame seed, ginger, shea butter, cashew nut, gum arabic, bitter kola etc. You will have known the world is like a global village and anyone can communicate with one another in real time due to the globalization of business.

You have decided to venture into the export of agro commodity from Nigeria. You won't want to make a financial mistake. You won't follow a linear pathway. You will need a broader perspective. You will need a guide. You will need a business plan, a bankable plan, a comprehensive plan that will give you a roadmap in this industry. A business plan that details on the financial analysis with in-depth profitability analysis that specifies the return on investment based on the local and foreign prices of the different commodities.

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Is this feasibility studies for free or at a cost?
If it's not free, then how much is it?

Secondly, what is d background of d writer? How long has he/she been in this line of business actively?
Pls we need answers to d questions

Manuals alone will not produce d desire effect

Yes oh, you must have more to offer than just documents. @LTrust can you kindly respond, cos i would be interested to know about it.

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Following the gradual implementation of the re-introduced export expansion grant (EEG) by the federal government and the boost in agriculture, the nation’s non-oil exports has continued to grow, rising by $0.62 billion (N223.20 billion) in the last quarter of 2017, indicating a rise of 21 per cent quarter-on-quarter (q/q).

According to the latest quarterly Economic Report released by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), while the non-oil exports grew 21 per cent q/q, it however declined by 46 per cent year-on-year (y/y).

The quarterly economic report attributed the q/q increase to a significant rise in receipts from agricultural products.

The sectoral breakdown showed that proceeds from agricultural products stood at $313 million (N112.68 million) in the fourth quarter of 2017, representing 50.9 per cent of total non-oil export proceeds.

The solid minerals sector trailed the agric sector with 16.8 per cent, followed by Industrials with 16.1 per cent while manufacturing and food products recorded 14.4 per cent and 1.8 per cent respectively.

Also, industry sources revealed that the value of Nigerian agricultural exports to the United States under its African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) increased by 200 per cent y/y to $9 million in 2017.

In their comment, analysts at FBN Quest believe the pick-up in non-oil export is commendable stressing however that the generated revenue still remains low.

According to FBN Quest, “We note that food inflation has remained stubbornly high over the past several months. One likely reason, although anecdotal at this stage, is the increasing preference of farmers to export their produce as opposed to supplying domestically. In our view, the preference can be linked to currency depreciation and the attraction of being paid in a convertible currency (the CFA franc).”

The analysts added: “A favoured agricultural export is sesame seeds. Recent reports indicate that global demand for the product has picked up, with Japan positioned as its leading export destination. This is most likely due to the growing market for food products such as hummus as well as sushi in Japan.

“To encourage export activities, the CBN has reintroduced the N500 billion export stimulation loan for non-oil producers and exporters. This was initially introduced in 2015. Additionally, the Nigerian Export-Import Bank, the country’s export credit agency, has set up a smaller N50 billion intervention fund for the same purpose.
“From the CBN’s Economic Report Fourth Quarter 2017 we can see the limited success of the fiscal branch of the FGN’s diversification agenda. Gross non-oil revenue in 2017 amounted to N3.24trn, and so well short of the target for the full year, implied in the CBN’s commentary, of N5.34trn. Gross oil revenue in the same period of N4.11trn was far closer to budget due to the recovery in oil production and prices. Data from the same source has average crude oil output rising from 1.75 mbpd in Q1 2017 to 1.98 mpbd in Q3.

“Non-oil revenue peaks in the third quarter because of the deadline for payment of companies’ income tax (CIT). This has been the case every year since 2010, when collection was marginally higher in Q4. The chart does show some positive momentum on the non-oil revenue side. Collection of N815bn in Q4 represented an increase of 22.5 per cent y/y: drilling down into the sub-categories, we see rises of 59.4 per cent for CIT, 21.0 per cent for VAT, and just 7.9 per cent for customs and excise. As the economy has emerged from recession so we would have expected this improved take, most of all from VAT.”

The analysts added that they expect that in 2018 non-oil will underperform oil revenue collection relative to their respective targets.

They pointed out that the federal government’s budget proposals have an ambitious assumption for production of 2.30 mbpd.
“However, we still see some useful room for manoeuvre for the FGN from the price although the Senate has already raised the assumption to $47/b and may push for another rise in the continuing negotiations.”

Guide to Agro Export Business in Nigeria

E-Registration
When you want to export from Nigeria you are obliged to register at NEPC. You can only register as an exporter via the e-registration platform. This page presents all the information you need to know about obtaining an Exporter’s Certificate from NEPC.

Additional benefits
Besides the fact that you need an exporters certificate for exports, registering at NEPC gives you a lot of additional advantages:

You have the availability to trade promotion support services from NEPC
You are able to request NEPC administered (pre- and post-)export incentives
You can register for numerous trainings, clinics, seminars, and more
You can collaborate and exchange ideas through a network of exporters

Guidelines & Procedures
Before you can proceed and register as an exporter you have to take some preparations. There are documents required for completing the full registration process. The required documents depend on your type of company:


When you have all the documents at hand you can start the registration procedure on the e-registration portal (link at bottom of page). Register at the portal, log in and start the e-registration for exporters. Include all requested documents in your registration.

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Export business is a lucrative business to venture. It holds vast potential that is highly untapped and its development in Nigeria has been a positive one. The uptrend is largely due to the advancement of Information Technology and the downside fortune of the crude oil market forcing investors and government to explore alternative markets. Now, the future is non-oil products like sesame seed, ginger, shea butter, cashew nut, gum arabic, bitter kola etc. You will have known the world is like a global village and anyone can communicate with one another in real time due to the globalization of business.

You have decided to venture into the export of agro commodity from Nigeria. Due to varied nature of the export trade, you won't want to make a financial mistake. You won't follow a linear pathway. You will need a broader perspective. You will need a guide. You will need a business plan, a bankable plan, a comprehensive plan that will give you a roadmap in this industry. A business plan that details on the financial analysis with in-depth profitability analysis that specifies the return on investment based on the local and foreign prices of the different commodities.

Due to my many years as a player in the industry, I can give you a standard agro-export business plan, bankable, comprehensive feasibility studies/financial analysis/Cost & profit analysis for the export of Nigeria agro products with inclusive of market analysis and intelligence. its coverage is on sesame seed, shea butter, ginger, cashew nut and gum arabic.

Inclusive is 15 other vital documents with in-depth and illustrative coverage on agro-export procedures, payment systems, documentation, planning, risk analysis, shipping companies, export unit, pricing, quotation drafting, agro-export financing, transportation, and logistics, quality control, commodity price list, local product sourcing, foreign buyers etc./07033097160

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Nigeria is a country naturally blessed and endowed with items that are in serious demand in the export markets around the world. We are not only blessed with solid minerals (besides crude oil) we are also blessed with good climate and weather conditions to support the growth of commodities that are industrially useful in the developed nations. Majority of our Agro products are exportable and are easily available to source. You can start your Agro Export venture today.