We chose these geographies because they sit at the intersection of greatest need and greatest potential. Capital has historically underserved them. We believe that is the opportunity — and the obligation.
— Middle East
Jordan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Oman
From the Levant to the Gulf, we work alongside sovereign partners, family offices, and agricultural cooperatives to transform water-scarce environments into models of food resilience. The region’s drive toward food independence has created a rare alignment of political will and capital appetite.
Strategic focus on food independence
Co-investment with regional sovereign partners
Deep integration with family office capital
Scaling regional agricultural cooperatives
— Turkey
Konya Plains, Aegean Region, Southeast Anatolia, Black Sea Coast
Turkey possesses extraordinary agricultural diversity, deep industrial capacity, and a strategic position between European and Middle Eastern markets. We invest to modernise production, connect Turkish growers to sustainable supply chains, and build export-grade green manufacturing at scale.
Leveraging advanced industrial capacity
Diverse agricultural micro-climates
Strategic export-oriented positioning
Green energy integration in manufacturing
— Africa
Kenya, Ethiopia, Morocco, Tanzania, Rwanda
Africa holds more than half the world’s uncultivated arable land and a young population eager for economic agency. We invest with deep respect for local land rights, indigenous knowledge, and community sovereignty — in East and North African markets where the conditions for long-term impact are strongest.
