TECHNICAL AND ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY STUDIES

INTERPEC's technical team has already carried out numerous technical and economic feasibility studies, in particular for companies in Angola, with impressive numbers that confirm the magnitude of the accumulated experience and the range of action of the company with regard to agro-industrial projects:

Agricultural production: >30.000 ha of irrigated land (pivots);
Fruit production: >2.000 ha of irrigated land (drip);
Horticulture: >1.000 ha of irrigated land (pivots);
Tomato: >500 ha of irrigated land (drip);
Potato: >250 ha of irrigated land (pivots);
Vineyard: >400 ha;
Pasture: >14.000 ha of dry land;
Cereal and rice drying and storage units: 11;
Compound feed factories: 4;
Fuba/cornmeal factories: 8;
Other industrial units: 5;
Horticulture plants: >24.000 m2;
Pigs: 3.740 sows;
Cattle: 8.200 cows and steers;
Milk: 8.400 cows;
Poultry: 250.000 chickens per day;
Eggs: 215.000 eggs per day;
Slaughterhouse: 55.000 pigs per year.
Fishing vessels (octopus, tuna and pelagic species);
Fish processing units in Benguela: 2.

In Mozambique, INTERPEC's technical team also has a vast work experience in various agricultural value chains such as soy, corn, milk, poultry breeding, peanut, cashew, macadamia, sesame, chilli, orange pulp sweet potato, vegetables, fruits and forest, having undertaken works in all the provinces of Mozambique. Their work is focused not only in the preparation of technical and economic feasibility studies, but also in the implementation and monitoring of projects, characterisation studies and vocational training.