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Al-Nassr invests in agro-industrial venture in Bambali

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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Al-Nassr invested 11.7 billion CFA francs into SM10 Agro, an agro-industrial venture located in Bambali. The project covers 500 hectares and plans to plant 78,000 Kent mango trees and construct four facilities. The venture aims to address the loss of up to 40 per cent of local mango harvests annually due to a lack of storage and processing infrastructure in the Sédhiou region.

From bellanaija.com

Why it matters

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The investment is intended to transform the southern Casamance region into an agricultural hub. By providing necessary storage and processing facilities, the venture directly addresses a long-standing challenge in the local agricultural supply chain.

From bellanaija.com

Who's involved

  • Al-NassrThe club that made the forward investment into the local venture.
  • BambaliThe location of the agro-industrial venture, SM10 Agro.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BambaliSpeculative

    The establishment of SM10 Agro could increase local job creation and improve the revenue potential for families in the Casamance region.

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The entities involved

  • Al-Nassr

    Saudi Arabian association football club

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Coverage

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