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Are you a farmer who is not into farming? Are you passionate about Sunday Farming but never got an opportunity to explore it? Do you want to protect your hard-earned money and make it grow?. Let’s see what investment options can be the answer to ALL these THREE questions…. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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•Are you a farmer who is not into farming?
•Are you passionate about Sunday Farming but never got an opportunity to explore it?
•Do you want to protect your hard-earned money and make it grow?
Let’s see what investment options can be the answer to ALL these THREE questions…
Gold? Silver?
Equity?
Mutual Funds ?Property?
Land ?
Insurance ?
•Silver has appreciated thrice in two years
•Gold has reached its peak after doubling in its value in a rally in past two years
•Since, 2003 Land & Property have been appreciating and are now peaking
•Success of Mutual Funds and Insurance are also dependant on these volatile markets
•While Equity returns are highly erratic due to volatile market conditions
Land is your safest bet
Just keep it . And, hope to sell off at good rates
Build a farm house . And, multiply your costs of maintaining a farm house
So, you can buy land. A plot in Ahmedabad’s outskirts will cost at least Rs 2,500 per sq yard in today’s times. Then, you have two options…
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So, in both cases you definitely become the proud owner of a land
But, you end up spending more on maintenance of that land
Or
High amount of money in developing a farm house…
But, what do you get in return for that Rs. 2,500 per sq yard of land???
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MORE COST BURDEN
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•Is there a third option?
•Is there an option where you get to own a piece of the plot
•But, don’t end up spending money to maintain it
•And, further you get manifold RETURNS than ongoing commercial interest at regular intervals
•Plus the pleasures of being a farmer
•Not to mention being part of GUJARAT’s GREEN future
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Inspired by Our LeaderLed by the vision of our
honorable Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi to see a Green Gujarat
The second politician in the world and first in India to pen a book on climate change “Convenient Action”
Taking the first steps towards fulfilling the CM’s dream of building 2,000 green houses in Gujarat by Dec 2012.
An investment opportunity that is …•Unexplored •Secure•High Potential •Hassle Free
Introducing to you
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A CO-OPERATIVE investment project in Floriculture
Which is a FIXED DEPOST that grows
For the FIRST TIME in Gujarat
On such a GRAND scale
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R SE REAP
A unique investment project
In Rose Farming
In ‘Aapnu Amdavad’
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Our
Prin
ciple
Inspired by the co-operative model, our project works on the principle that when people join forces, resources multiply and together one group can gain competitive advantage that cannot be achieved by a single person.
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You BenefitRegular & Handsome
ReturnsThe Land Benefits
Regular CultivationVillagers Benefit
Min 600 Employment createdThe Atmosphere Benefits
High density plantationThe State Benefits
Green GujaratThe Nation Benefits
Forex inc & huge single-point export We Benefit
Our
Prin
ciple
Business: Rose Farming on Co-operative basis Location: 38 km on Ahmedabad outskirts & on auspicious banks of River Sabarmati
Product: Dutch Roses of multiple colours
Land: Collectively leased out to multiple investors
Technology: Proven Israel’s Greenhouse Tech
Market: A high-potential export and local market
Team: The Best Minds of India
Our Project
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•Pioneer: Floriculture in India
•Recipient of the Life Time achievement award for Floriculture Development in India presented by Union Agriculture Secretary, GOI at Delhi
Mr. Rajkumar Mirakhaur
Team Rose Reap: Technical
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•Floriculture businessman with rich experience in flower exports
•Associated with 30 similar ongoing projects
Mr. Ankoor Desai
•A doctorate in Floriculture•Associated with corporate
majors Dr. R.D.N.Sin
gh
Team Rose Reap: Technical
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•B.Tech Agro •Has had15 years of
rich experience in floriculture
Mr.Gajanand Kolte
Patil
•Renowned landscaper
•Greenhouse infrastructure Expert
Mr. Bharat Desai
Team Rose Reap: Technical
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•Been Marketing Head with Star Group, Om Flora, Mahagrapes, Agro Revolutions Pvt. Ltd & SARDA
Mr.Avinash
Jadhav
•Advisor to agriculture banks & industry.Mr.
Vinod Desai
Team Rose Reap: Technical
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•The Brain Behind Project: Rose Reap
•Main Promoter•30 plus years financial market experience
Mr. Biren Vakil
Team Rose Reap: Management
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•Administrative Expert
Mr. Rupesh Shah
•Management team memberMr. Rakesh
Shah•Management team
memberMr. Jigar Kapadia
•Management team memberMr. Dhaval
Shah
•Management team memberMr. Vishal
Pandya
Team Rose Reap: Administration
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Why Roses?India’s granaries are full, often
leading to wastage, and returns in vegetables are minimal.
Apart from local market, Roses have a tremendous potential in export market.
One can double/ triple money by investing in roses instead of investing in grains, vegetables or even the share market!
(Example: one acre of land used for Rose cultivation is more profitable than growing sugarcane on 44 acres land. )
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Why Gujarat? The motivation comes from the
Chief Minister himself.It’s a misconception that delicate
flowers are difficult to grow in Gujarat’s arid and semi arid regions, because it has overcome water scarcity with hi-technology
Today, Gujarat already has 165 greenhouses
Gujarat is actively promoting cultivation of rose, marigold, mogra and lily,
More than 20 Five-star hotels are coming up in Gujarat. Result: Hike in rose demand.
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Why Gujarat?Horticulture scenario in Gujarat: Has
changed from traditional open cultivation to commercial and hi-tech cultivation
Gujarat’s farm areas under cultivation: Has doubled in five years. (12,534 hectare in 2009-10, compared to 6,956 hectare in 2004-05)
Gujarat’s strengths: Educated farmers and emergence of new technology
Gujarat’s flower exports : South Guj has already tapped growing demand of Gerbera and Dutch (Annual exports of Dutch Roses and Gerbera are 60 % (apprx) of total production)
Multiple BenefitsWhen you invest in gold, silver, insurance or equity you just get promised returns in the form of money. In our projects, the benefits are multiple:
First : Regular Income Second: Land at the end of the lease
tenureThird : Bank sanctioned installments of
investment Fourth: Income from agriculture and
hence tax free for farmersFifth : Enjoy pleasures of a clubhouse
and lush greenery that will be built in future as a common amenity.
Risk Factors : Almost Nil•As this is a co-operative model, a single person does not have to bear the burden of common infrastructure like refrigerated van, cold storage and many other common facilities.
•100 per cent insured against all risk factors & 100 % audited
• We take the burden of the bank loan which becomes unsecured loan for you
• Subsidized Infrastructure and land cost
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Investment & Returns
Investment Chart Dimensions of Green Houses
Area (sq.mt) Rate Loan Sanctioned
560 750000 700000
1008 1400000 1500000
2016 2800000 3000000
4032 5600000 6000000
Installments
1st installment 2nd installment 3rd installment
325000 225000 200000
700000 350000 350000
1400000 700000 700000
2800000 1400000 1400000
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Returns to be given to the investors (560 sq mt GH) *Years Returns Bank Repayments Subsidy
Plantation Year 2011-2012 Nil Nil
325000
1st year 2012-2013 150000 1250002nd year 2013-2014 150000 1250003rd year 2014-2015 175000 1250004th year 2015-2016 175000 1250005th year 2016-2017 200000 1000006th year 2017-2018 300000
7th year 2018-2019 3000008th year 2019-2020 400000
9th year 2020-2021 REPLANTATION10th year 2021-2022 300000 8750011th year 2022-2023 300000 8750012th year 2023-2024 40000013th year 2024-2025 400000 14th year 2025-2026 400000 15th year 2026-2027 400000 16th year 2027-2028 400000 17th year 2028-2029 400000
560 sq yard net plot to be given to the GH holders. 4700000 775000
*Figures indicated here are projected on the basis of the past records of government.
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Returns to be given to the investors (1008 sq mt GH) *Years Returns Bank Repayments Subsidy
Plantation Year 2011-2012 Nil Nil
650000
1st year 2012-2013 300000 2500002nd year 2013-2014 300000 2500003rd year 2014-2015 350000 2500004th year 2015-2016 350000 2500005th year 2016-2017 400000 2000006th year 2017-2018 600000 7th year 2018-2019 600000 8th year 2019-2020 800000 9th year 2020-2021 REPLANTATION
10th year 2021-2022 600000 17500011th year 2022-2023 600000 17500012th year 2023-2024 800000 13th year 2024-2025 800000 14th year 2025-2026 800000 15th year 2026-2027 800000 16th year 2027-2028 800000 17th year 2028-2029 800000
1008 sq yard net plot to be given to the GH holders. 9400000 1550000
**Figures indicated here are projected on the basis of the past records of government.
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Returns to be given to the investors (2016 sq mt GH)Years Returns Bank Repayments Subsidy
Plantation Year 2011-2012 Nil Nil
1300000
1st year 2012-2013 600000 5000002nd year 2013-2014 600000 5000003rd year 2014-2015 700000 5000004th year 2015-2016 700000 5000005th year 2016-2017 800000 4000006th year 2017-2018 1200000 7th year 2018-2019 1200000 8th year 2019-2020 1600000 9th year 2020-2021 REPLANTATION
10th year 2021-2022 1200000 35000011th year 2022-2023 1200000 35000012th year 2023-2024 1600000 13th year 2024-2025 1600000 14th year 2025-2026 1600000 15th year 2026-2027 1600000 16th year 2027-2028 1600000 17th year 2028-2029 1600000
2016 sq yard net plot to be given to the GH holders. 18800000 3100000
*Figures indicated here are projected on the basis of the past records of government.
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Returns to be given to the investors (4032 sq mt GH) *Years Returns Bank Repayments Subsidy
Plantation Year 2011-2012 Nil Nil
2600000
1st year 2012-2013 1200000 10000002nd year 2013-2014 1200000 10000003rd year 2014-2015 1400000 10000004th year 2015-2016 1400000 10000005th year 2016-2017 1600000 8000006th year 2017-2018 2400000 7th year 2018-2019 2400000 8th year 2019-2020 3200000 9th year 2020-2021 REPLANTATION
10th year 2021-2022 2400000 70000011th year 2022-2023 2400000 70000012th year 2023-2024 3200000 13th year 2024-2025 3200000 14th year 2025-2026 3200000 15th year 2026-2027 3200000 16th year 2027-2028 3200000 17th year 2028-2029 3200000
4032 sq yard net plot to be given to the GH holders. 37600000 6200000
**Figures indicated here are projected on the basis of the past records of government.
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Cost Price : Rs. 1.50 per flower (Considering Rs. 0.15 premium on growing rate)
Selling Price : Rs. 4.25 per flower (Considering lowest range of prevailing marketing rate)
Returns Forecast explainedCalculation Highest Cost-Lowest Gain basis
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Are you thinking how will all this be possible ?
Like This…
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GREEN HOUSE TECHNOLOGYBut what is
greenhouse technology, you will think..
Does this picture say it all?
Is it a tent built on an open field?
NO It is in fact an
INDUSTRY
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Complete Water System•Primary Filtration•Water Storage Tanks•Pump Stand•3G Fertilizer Dosing Unit•Drip Irrigation System•Service Line Pump•Coolant System
Growing Area, Aluminet® I.40%, Shading Screen
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Pump Installation
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Pump installation in irrigation room•Pumps Frame•Feeding pump for irrigation water•Coolnet pump•Service pump for supply of fresh water to the fertilizer tanks and for the service line along the main concrete pathway inside the greenhouse.•Filters•All necessary valves / check valves and accessories
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3G Bypass Fertilizer Dosing Unit
•The unit will be installed in the irrigation room.•The working principle is based on Mixing Chamber System•Units will be connected directly to main lines.•The delivery includes check valve and manual irrigation in case of emergency.
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Computerized Features
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Beyond Floriculture
Floriculture Institute
Inclusive Growth
Institution for enterprising farmers.
Close to plantation area Formal training
imparted from best teachers
Training in basics of Horticulture/Floriculture
Floriculture Research Centre A state-of-the-art research
and development (R&D) centre will be set up on an area of 20 acres
Extensive research in growing exotic flower species
Research on marigold, gladiolus, tuberose, gerbera, rose, orchids and carnations, and vegetables
…Towards fulfilling the dream of our honorable Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi
…Towards the dream of a Green Gujarat
…Towards fulfilling your own dreams
R SE REAP…