An emerging leader and developer
of Green Alternatives for Energy
And Agricultural Food crops in Africa
Our Business
 Zambia – Moringa plantation, Guar Bean,
Soya & Biomass
 Mozambique – Food crops including
Paprika, Soya (and other food crops)
 Liberia – investigating rehabilitating palm
plantations, Jatropha plantations for
biodiesel and cassava for bio ethanol
 Canada – evaluating biomass energy with
Shrub Willow, oil shale energy research
Zambia – Moringa (the Tree of Life), Jatropha
 GroAfrica recently expanded to
Zambia where executives have years
of experience in Zambia
 A land package is currently being
sought (3500 + HA) for establishing a
Moringa Tree commercial plantation
 Operations expected to commence in
Q3 , 2013
 Strong local Zambian management &
partners
Moringa
Could save millions of lives
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Our objective is to become the pre imment
Moringa producer or leaves and oil in the
world
GRoAfrica will produce Moringa leaves for nutritional
products & oil
“Moringa shows great promise as a tool to help overcome some of the
most severe problems in the developing world—malnutrition,
deforestation, impure water and poverty. The tree does best in the dry
regions where these problems are worst.”
Source: Andrew Young, former Atlanta Mayor and United Nations Ambassador
Other Moringa Benefits
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Yields on small bush trees
with small fertilization and
no irrigation = 4 yields per
year for about about 100
tons of leaves per HA.
Yields on small bush trees
with considerable
fertilization and irrigation
can yield up to = 9 yields
per year and up to 700
tons of leaves per HA
Zambian Key Management
 Professor Thomson Sinkala – a PhD holder, is a mining engineer by qualification and a
biofuels practitioner. He is CHAIRMAN of Biofuels Association of Zambia; He has undertaken
consultancy work on bioenergy for various high profile clients including International Labour
Organisation (ILO) / Business Development Services (BDS), United Nations Industrial
Development Organisation (UNIDO), United Nations Economic Commission for Africa
(UNECA), and the World Bank. He has been called upon internationally for various tasks
including expert speaker, technical adviser, and contributor to major publications on biofuels.
Some of his contributions to publications on biofuels include “Food versus Fuel – an informed
introduction to biofuels”, Frank Rosillo-Calle and Francis X. Johnsson (Eds.), Zed Books,
London and New York, ISBN 978—1-84813-383-9; and (2) “Bioenergy for Sustainable
Development in Africa”, Janssen, Rainer; Rutz, Dominik (Eds.), ISBN 978-94-007-2180-7. Prof.
Sinkala is the winner of the 2011 Mwape Peer Awards on Research, for providing guidance in
research in the field of biofuels in Zambia. His innovation on integrated food/fuel system has
been identified by NEPAD for incubation in Southern Africa, the only one outside of South
Africa.
 Rabby Kamukwamba – Rabby is a succesful Zambian businessman with real estate,
development and other industry enterprises. He is also Country Manager and Director of
Copperzone Resources (Zambia) Ltd a copper exploration company with 2 Major mining
companies as JV partners . Rabby holds several Directorships in resource based companies.
Financial Pro-forma’s – Zambian Moringa
Mozambique – Food Crops
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The Mozambique economy is booming thanks mainly to large natural resources
project in coal and, soon, LNG and oil. The IMF predicts a growth rate of 8.4%
annually for the coming three years. As a result the middle class will grow and
demand for food products is growing significantly. Mozambique is also well placed
for export and the Middle East is a large important market for soy meal and other
animal food crops.
Soybeans: Mozambique is a net importer of soybeans due to the rapid growth of the
poultry industry across the country. The largest poultry factory in the country is 20km
away from our site. They have confirmed in a letter of intent their desire to buy all
production.
Maize:
A large mill is in operation very close to the farm. They have expressed an
interest in buying all production.
Paprika:
We have secured an offtake agreement from a South African food trading
and processing company for paprika production.
Guar Beans:
For the oil fracking industry and cosmetic/food industries
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Mozambique Key Management
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Shawne Botha , General Manager –
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Arrie Pretorius, Head of Farming - Arrie started his farming career 22 years ago as an assistant to a private
Shawne graduated from The University of Natal with a B.Com degree
majoring in Economics. Shawne has been involved in a number of projects in South Africa, Zambia and Tanzania and has
over 20 years experience in senior management, covering all aspects of management including project development, MIS
systems and financial administration. As a management consultant, Shawne consulted to a number of clients in a variety of
industries, including manufacturing, forestry and agriculture. His management expertise allowed him to ensure that clients
maximized their profits through affective management techniques including good accounting practice, accurate control
systems and sound reporting practices. Shawne also has shareholdings in South African companies and is the majority
shareholder of a development company currently establishing a residential township of 100 properties incorporating both
residential and commercial. Shawne has a solid understanding of development practices, finance and technical aspects of
development design and implementation. Shawne joined SBFM as Financial & Administrative manager in 2009 and became
GM in April 2012 and has been instrumental in restructuring the company over the last year, planning and re-strategizing for
the future. He was responsible for all aspects of the financial & administrative functions of the project including the
development & implementation of the company MIS.
farmer planting Maize and Tobacco. Being a small scale operation Arrie was exposed to the practical aspects of farming and
the importance of a practical approach to farm life was entrenched. It was during this time that he also studied for his
Diploma in Animal Production. After a number of years he was head hunted by a large operation where he managed the
farming operations which included a 3500 hectare project with a number of crops, the majority being maize and soya. He
also managed a herd of 250 cattle and 6000 sheep. Arrie then decided to expand his management skills and took a position
as branch manager of Redibox, a packaging company supplying the agricultural industry. He managed all aspects of the
branch including the financial and stock control, HR and logistics. Annual turnover in the branch was $5.2 million. This gave
him an opportunity to hone his general management skills, but after a number of years he wished to return to his favorite
occupation, that of farmer. He took up a position as farm manager where he managed a diversified operation with 687
hectares of irrigation. Irrigation included drip and pivots with a variety of crops under each. It was at this time that he was
approached to join the Sun team in Mozambique. His practical abilities and understanding of both diversified crop farming
and the machinery needed in such an operation, makes him indispensable to an operation in Mozambique
Liberia
• Population of 3,334,587
•Monrovia capital with
1,000,000
•English speaking, 16
Liberian dialects
•Rich country of resources
•Vast Oil Palm Plantations in
need of leadership and
rehabilitation
•“Perfect” environment and
conditions for Jatropha
•Atlantic Ocean ports for
exports
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Liberian Operations & Plans
Rehabilitate existing aged oil palm plantations
Harvest oil palm plantations for export (bio
diesel)
Initiate large plots of Jatropha plantations
Build a bio diesel refinery
Jatropha bio-diesel production
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About Jatropha
Few advantages of Jatropha are :
 Jatropha is adapted to a wide range of climates and soils.
 It can grow almost on any type of soil whether gravelly, sandy
or saline and thrives even on the poorest stony soils and rock
crevices.
 It is a drought resistant perennial living up to 50 years.
Jatropha is desirable as a source for biofuels given that its
seeds produce up to 40% oil, and the species in general is
highly resistant toCompany
drought and pests
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Liberia – Jatropha
 Under agreement a 10,000 HA area in SE Liberia (Maryland County)
 To create a nursery for planting in 2014
Develop a mill
Introduce Rural village growth plots and sustainable agricultural
model
Electrification for rural villages bio-diesel generation
Develop a bio diesel refinery
Develop a power generation plant for grid/municipal LEC sales, on
long term excess bio fuels from rural consumptions
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Jatropha Business Model
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The Market
World total primary energy supply to 2050 (in Exajoules)
1,000
Other
renewable
750
Wind
Solar
500
Traditional
biomass
Renewable
sources
World Biodiesel Demand toBiodiesel
2022 (in Millions of Tonnes)
Biofuels
100
Nuclear
Gas
250
Oil
75
Nonrenewable
sources
50
Coal
0
2000
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25
2010
2020
Traditional biomass includes wood, dung, etc
2030
2040
2050
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Source: Shell "Energy Scenarios to 2050" (2009)
0
2010
2012
2014
2016
2018
2020
2022
Source: Pike Research (2009)
Liberia – Jatropha
Expansion area of the 10,000 Ha Land
Lease
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Maryland County Officials in
Signing of Agri Green land
package
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Jatropha – Biomass By Products
Seedcake: Post oil extraction seedcake is the result that yields an
energy content of ~ 20-30MJ/kg
Other Biomass: from pruning's, fruit husks, wood from Jatropha trees
etc
Applications for Plantation Biomasses
Plantation Power generation
Industrial Solid Fuel: can be exported
Domestic Solid Fuel: for domestic heating and cooking
Biogas generation (anaerobic digestion)
Fertilizer: 1 tonne of seedcake equates to 153 Kg of NPK industrial fertilizer
Animal Feed
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RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
 ECOWAS Report $1 Billion needed to rehabilitate the Liberian Power
sector
 The Monrovia grid serves only 5 of the 13 counties with 40,000 customers
 The Rural Electrification Network serves the other 8 counties with small
diesel unit systems
 16 Electric power sources in country
 LEC and GOL mandate for Independent Power Production, and lower
electric costs
“Affordable Electricity: A Tool In Reducing Poverty In Liberia” (source:
www.liftliberia.gov.lr Nov.2009)
Liberia – Secondary Crops
Cassava – as a
fast to market approach with our vast land package is to
grow Cassava a (1) a staple food in West Africa, and (2) as a Ethanol based
bio fuel
Guar Beans – as a high yield crop that nitrogenous the soils and the
offtake of Guar Gum for the Oil (Fracking) industry.
“The guar shortage this year led fracking market leader Halliburton to do some very expensive stockpiling…
According to Canadian fracking specialist Trican Well Service, guar prices shot up 60 percent in Canada and 80
percent in the United States between the first and second quarters (2012)” (source Reuters August 13, 2012)
Agri Green Note: Prices have leveled and substitutes are being sought by oil industry, however we see a
supply chain for our Guar bean gum
Executives
 Paul Lemmon – CEO - is Founder, CEO of Agri Green Energy Ltd. He is a Professional Geologist
licensed by the Association of Professional Engineers and GeoScientists in Canada. Paul is a
member of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada, The Canadian Institute of
Mining, and Canadian Geological Association. Paul is a Fellow of the Geological Society of
London UK, the licensed body for professional Geoscientists in the United Kingdom. Paul is
also a Professional Graduate of United Kingdom’s Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining,
and a Registered Professional Natural Scientist in South Africa. Paul is Director, Chief
Geologist of Copperzone Resources Ltd, CEO of Great Rift Valley Energy Ltd (Tanzania). Paul's
resource based experiences in Africa date back to 1991.
Executives
 Willy Mwamba – COO - a business project developer for biodiesel production in Africa. He
has previously had a long career as an oil production and reservoir engineer in DRC with Gulf
Oil and Chevron Oil Company. He holds a Master Degree in Chemical Engineering from the
Technical University of Athens Greece and several certificates in oil production engineering
techniques from Flopetrol in Melun France, from Gulf oil Company in Houston and New
Orleans, from Chevron Oil Company in San Ramon California. He also obtained several
certificates in the oil gaslifting technique from Rike Service in New Orleans and certificates in
Management from the American Management Associations.
 Joseph Ameni – works as a business project developer in oil/mining exploration and
community affairs with particular interests in markets analyses, strategic alliances, corporate
social responsibilities and legal matters. He is co-founder of some mining exploration/oil
supply companies of which Copperzone Resources Limited operating in Zambia. Previously,
he had an 18-year empowering career as a corporate secretary and a regional manager for
various state-owned/international private oil supply corporations in DRC, with professional
responsibilities including the management of the public and governmental relations, the
promotion of oil exploration programmes in the DRC basins towards international investors,
and the negotiation of various oil supply agreements. Was moreover granted some mandates
as a consultant for junior mining exploration/oil supply companies operating in DRC. He holds
various degrees and certificates in oil/energy management and Business Law respectively
delivered by École des Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC) in Montreal, Canada, Institut
Français du Pétrole (IFP) in Ruel-Malmaison, France, IAFE (ENI) in Roma, Italy, Petroconsultant
in Geneva, Switzerland and University of Kinshasa, DRC.
Executives
 Christian De Saint Rome – Chris has close to 25 years of experience in international financial
services and in early-stage corporate management. He has founded, managed, funded
and/or been a strategic advisor to highly diverse small- and medium-cap public and private
companies in various sectors.
In the natural resources sector, Chris is currently founder, CEO and Director of Copperzone
Resources Ltd, a Zambian focused exploration company. He has been working with Northern
Shield Resources (“NRN.V”-TSX) in various capacities since 2002, and between 2006-2008, he
was the Corporate Development Advisor, and later a Director with Scandinavian Minerals
Limited (“SGL”-TSX) when it was bought by First Quantum Ltd. Prior to entering this sector,
Chris was involved in the financial services industry where he worked for companies such as
Royal Bank of Canada Dominion Securities and Deloitte Touche, among others.
Chris has a B.A. in Political Science from McGill University and certificates from Sorbonne
University and the University of Vienna. He has several financial securities industry
certificates as a former Canadian registered representative, including Certificates of
Achievement from AIMR/CFA.
 Barnabas Toe – is General Manger and Director of Agri Green Energy Ltd. Barnabas has many
years of executive and management experience in the resources and agricultural sector.
Advisors
 Francois Lalonde –is an engineer and North American executive for France based
Engineering firm conglomerate. Mr. Lalonde has previously lived in various African
countries and has considerable experience in Africa.
 John Tompkins & TRMC – Mr. Tompkins is President of Tompkins Research and
Management Consultants and Boundless Energy Ltd, a US based alternative and
green power energy firm.
 Robert Ndong - Agro4Revolution, the combination of Canadian and African
expertise to provide innovative and sustainable solutions to the global food crisis
and the fight against climate change: Sustainable Agriculture & Rural Development
Agroforestry & Renewables Climate change & Carbon Finance. Robert has several
years experience in Jatropha operations, and has authored research papers on
Jatropha.
Advisors & Collaboration Partners
 Innovative Technology Systems Inc. (ITS) a Kansas, USA based Company. ITS is an
experienced biofuel project developer, and can provide an end-to-end solution including
plantation development for the production of bio-oils on the front end through to the
manufacture and construction of integrated oil extraction, and biodiesel facilities on the back
end. The ITS solution includes machinery for the extraction of oil from seed or fruit, pretreatment of the crude oils, and Biodiesel production, utilizing proprietary patented
technology, and processes that are environmentally responsible, and a significant
improvement from a greenhouse gas perspective compared to many current commercial
technologies. ITS provides its clients the opportunity to incorporate our proprietary valueadded processes that can significantly improve the overall process economics, which
translates into a stronger competitive advantage in the marketplace, and lowers the overall
risk. ITS provides vertically integrated Agricultural and Biofuel Solutions, and consists of
a first class team of scientists, engineers, business strategists, and agronomists who offer
unrivalled technical expertise, and understanding of the dynamics and complexity of the
global biofuels market.
Financial Summary
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Mozambique Farm- Financials
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Contact:
Canada: +506.455.7972
paul@agrigreenenergy.com
www.agrigreenenergy.com
An emerging developer of Food Crops and feedstock Green
Alternatives for Energy
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