Castor@Africa™

SOLT AFRICANA FARMS
Castor oil is becoming an increasingly important commodity with a broad range of uses. The global market for Castor oil and its derivatives is valued at $1.2 billion and growing. Castor oil industrial applications include oil for lubricants, industrial human health such as cosmetics, and 
environmentally-friendly plastic polymers, given their high durability and elasticity. 

Furthermore, the global demand for biofuel is increasing. Replacing fossil fuels with biofuels, such as 
those derived from castor beans, has the potential to reduce some undesirable aspects of fossil fuel production and use, including conventional and greenhouse gas (GHG) pollutant emissions, exhaustible resource depletion, and dependence on unstable foreign suppliers. 
Castor beans are an effective source for this mission with high oil content and extensive 
environmentally friendly cultivation practices.

SOLT AFRICANA FARMS is expected to establish a growing and manufacturing castor oil facility in Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and other African countries in the coming months. 

Under the background of an arrangement with an Israeli 
seed breeding and an integrated castor production company.

 This seeds company will provide SOLT AFRICANA FARMS with its advanced castor seeds for cultivation, as well as processing equipment, know-how, and technical support as needed, at cost. This will enable SOLT AFRICANA FARMS with full end-to-end capabilities from growth to manufacturing castor oil. 

SOLT AFRICANA FARMS will provide the Israeli seeds company royalties on sales of its castor oil products, which are expected throughout Nigeria and its surrounding countries in the West Africa region, starting in 2023.

Through this strategic alliance with an Israeli seed manufacturing company, there exists an understanding with capable off-takers to purchase all the castor oil produced as feedstocks supplies for their biofuel production. 

BECOME A CO-OWNER OF THE SOLT AFRICANA FARMS
With the potential to reach up to70% of the chemical industrial market. Solt Africana Limited is a start-up international Agrobusiness investment company engaged in the farming and processing of Castor and other oilseeds produce.

PROFIT OPPORTUNITY
At this stage, every investor can take ownership of shares (IUS) in the company on favorable terms -
much cheaper than their potential nominal value once Solt Africana Limited goes public

EQUITY:
You can become a co-owner of the largest biochemical corporation of the 21st century and subsequently dispose of the assets yourself by investing in real production with demand all over the world.

DIVIDEND:
In case of the successful implementation of the project and the company's self-financing, the company's investors will receive dividends proportional to the number of shares (Investment units) owned according to the investment memorandum, a minimum of 20% of net income of Solt Africana Limited




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