3,950 HA Institutional Agricultural Platform | Romania

Institutional Agricultural Investment Opportunity · Romania

3,950 HA Institutional Agricultural Platform

Illustrative agricultural fields for the 3,950 HA institutional agricultural platform in Romania
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An institutional-grade agricultural land and farm platform in Romania combining a substantial owned-land base, leased operating land, developed farm infrastructure, high-quality soils, crop-storage capacity and a long history of capital investment.

~3,950 HA CONTROLLED · ~3,050 HA OWNED · ~900 HA LEASED · >90% LAND BOOK REGISTRATION
~3,950 HATotal land control
~3,050 HAOwned land
~900 HALeased in
>90%Owned land registered
Investment Profile

Scale, ownership and long-term land exposure.

The platform was built through a long-term land-acquisition and investment programme. Current source materials indicate approximately 3,950 hectares under company control, combining a substantial owned-land base with a complementary leased perimeter.

Owned Land
~3,050 HA

Substantial Freehold Base

The owned perimeter is predominantly arable land, complemented by a smaller grassland component.

Leased Land
~900 HA

Operating Flexibility

Leased-in land has historically supported operating consolidation and practical land-swap strategies around the principal farming areas.

Land Book
>90%

Registered Ownership

More than 90% of the owned perimeter is reported as registered in the Romanian Land Book, with the residual position subject to verification and completion-status review.

Land Structure & Consolidation

High geographic concentration supporting large-scale operation.

Seller materials describe a strong degree of geographic concentration, with a large majority of the owned land located within a limited number of operating zones. This supports more efficient field logistics, crop planning and practical consolidation.

STRONG CONCENTRATIONA large majority of the owned land is concentrated within the core operating zones.
LARGE WORKED PERIMETERHistorical materials describe a substantial directly worked area concentrated in the principal operating zones.
LAND-SWAP FLEXIBILITYLeased-in land has historically supported consolidation through practical swaps with neighbouring farmers.
SHORT-TERM LEASES OUTHistorical materials describe part of the land being leased to local farmers under short-term arrangements, providing operating flexibility.
Soil Quality

High-quality clay-loam agricultural soils.

Technical materials describe predominantly high-quality clay-loam soils with favourable agronomic characteristics.

Historical improvement works include a documented soil-conditioning programme, including liming on selected areas.

Cropping History

Diversified arable production.

Historical crop rotations include maize, wheat, sugar beet, oilseed rape, lucerne, sunflower, soybean, sorghum and barley.

Historical yield information is available within the technical dossier, while current agronomic performance should be assessed independently using recent production records and field-level data.

Farm Base & Infrastructure

A developed agricultural base with room for expansion.

The principal farm base extends over more than five hectares and includes secured perimeter infrastructure, administrative and residential buildings, storage, workshop and crop-handling facilities, together with space for further development.

FARM BASE · STORAGE · WORKSHOP · WEIGHBRIDGE · DRYER · MANAGEMENT ACCOMMODATION
Storage & Crop Handling

Integrated silo and flat-floor storage infrastructure.

The agricultural base includes material post-harvest infrastructure supporting storage, reception and drying.

>10,000 T SILOSLarge-scale silo capacity forms the core of the crop-storage system.
FLAT-FLOOR STORAGEAdditional flat-floor storage provides several thousand tonnes of complementary capacity.
RECEPTION & DRYINGCovered reception infrastructure and continuous-flow drying capability are reported on site.
ADDITIONAL STORAGEAdditional crop and machinery-storage facilities complement the main system.
Buildings & Utilities

Operational infrastructure already in place.

The base includes offices, management accommodation, residential space, weighbridge, workshop and machinery-storage facilities.

Historical materials also describe established utility connections and on-site energy and heating infrastructure serving the buildings.

Operating Team

Lean local operating structure.

Historical information describes a compact local team covering administration, operational support and site security.

Current headcount, employment arrangements and the operating model should be reconfirmed as part of the transaction process.

Operating Arrangements

Historical operating structure requires current confirmation.

Historical seller materials describe a substantial part of the farming operation being conducted through a joint operating arrangement with a neighbouring agricultural company. Because the source memorandum is historical, the current farming structure, worked hectares and counterparties must be reconfirmed before reliance.

The same historical materials indicate that machinery was not included in the original sale perimeter because field operations were being conducted through that operating structure. The current machinery and operating-asset perimeter will therefore be confirmed in the data room.

Transaction Structure

100% acquisition of the Romanian holding company.

The source transaction memorandum contemplates the sale of 100% of the shares in the Romanian company.

Current debt, shareholder-loan balances, tax position, title status, leases, contracts and corporate liabilities must be independently verified through legal, financial and tax due diligence.

Confidential Investor Process

Seller identity and precise location are disclosed only through TBI.

This public presentation intentionally does not identify the owner, previous advisers, exact region, localities, cadastral coordinates or direct contact information. Tudor Business Investments coordinates investor qualification and controlled access to the opportunity.

Qualified direct investors may receive access to title and Land Book records, cadastral schedules, leases, land maps, historical production information, soil data, infrastructure documentation, building information, corporate records and transaction materials following an appropriate letter of intent, confidentiality arrangements and evidence of financial capability.

01Investor Qualification
02LOI & Confidentiality
03Financial Capability
04Legal & Technical DD
05Transaction
Confidential Investor Enquiries

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Agricultural Assets · Investment Origination · Transaction Execution

Important Notice. This presentation is a preliminary investment overview prepared from seller materials, including a historical investment memorandum. It does not constitute a binding offer, representation, warranty or investment advice. Public figures have been intentionally rounded or aggregated for confidentiality. All land areas, ownership rights, Land Book registration, lease positions, consolidation, current operating arrangements, soil information, historical cropping, buildings, storage capacity, utilities, employment, machinery perimeter, financing, liabilities and transaction structure must be independently verified through legal, financial, tax, technical and agricultural due diligence. Seller identity, precise location and sensitive documentation are intentionally withheld from this public presentation and are released only through the controlled TBI investor process.