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FICO Sells 7,000 Acres of Pecan Orchards in Southern Arizona

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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What happened

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FICO has agreed to sell more than 7,000 acres of pecan orchards located in Southern Arizona to a consortium of pecan growers. The transaction includes orchards in Sahuarita, Continental, and San Simon. FICO officials stated that the sale is an asset transfer, meaning the company will end formal employment at closing.

From kvoa.com

Why it matters

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The divestment reduces FICO's agricultural asset base and shifts ownership of the orchards to a new group of growers. FICO officials stated the sale is intended to ensure the orchards continue pecan production in the foreseeable future.

From kvoa.com

Who's involved

  • FICOCompany selling over 7,000 acres of pecan orchards and associated assets
  • Southern ArizonaRegion where FICO operates its pecan orchards
  • ContinentalAsset included in the sale of the pecan orchards
  • San SimonAsset included in the sale of the pecan orchards

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ContinentalSpeculative

    The sale of the Continental asset might affect the local supply chain for pecans.

  • San SimonSpeculative

    The transfer of the San Simon asset could affect local employment and agricultural contracts.

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