Projects

Projects that cultivate the future

Projects

Projects that cultivate the future

Projects

Projects that cultivate the future

TOGO | KPALIME | 30HA

TOGO | KPALIME | 30HA
Last update of the data : 26/07/2025

Area
Land
Agriculture
Energy
Forecast
Planning

STAGES / PROGRESS

Agriculture
Energy

Soil preparation / Site securing
01/2025 - 08/2025

Clearing / Stump removal
Plot definition
Perimeter fencing (Barbed wire) (2000m)
Plowing / Harrowing (15ha)
Cattle/Sheep fencing area (8ha / 900m)
Poultry fencing area (3.6ha / 600m)

Overall progress

Crops
06/2025 - 10/2025

Cosmetic / Medicinal plant nurseries (25,000)
Banana plantation (3,200)
Coconut plantation (350)
Palm tree plantation (100)
Vanilla plantation (1ha)
Coffee / Cocoa plantation (3,600)
Fruit tree plantation (mango, avocado, etc.) (300)
Start of market gardening crops (2ha)

Overall progress

Livestock
08/2025 - 11/2025

Pasture plots for cattle/sheep (16)
Cattle/Sheep buildings (6)
Poultry buildings (8)
Fish farming ponds (52)
Start of cattle/sheep farming
Start of poultry farming
Start of fish farming

Overall progress

Irrigation
05/2025 - 10/2025

Boreholes (3)
Water retention ponds (2)
Irrigation of crop plots
Irrigation of cattle/sheep plots
Irrigation of poultry plots
Irrigation of fish farming plots
Water supply for Agro-processing building

Overall progress

Supports and solar panels
10/2025 - 06/2026

Orders and deliveries
Installation (Stage 1) (18,000)
Installation (Stage 2) (18,000)

Overall progress

Storage and distribution
01/2026 - 06/2026

Lithium storage
Power supply to Agro-processing buildings
Electrolyzer installation
Hydrogen storage
Public network distribution

Overall progress

Expenses, Revenues, Cash flow (k€)

Agriculture

	2025	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032	2033	2034
PREPARATIONS	139,5	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6
INFRASTRUCTURES	562,5	5,6	5,6	5,6	5,6	5,6	5,6	5,6	5,6	5,6
EQUIPMENT	280,1	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8
SECURING	161,7	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6	1,6
SEEDS, ANIMALS, FOOD, TREATMENTS	243,9	247,7	285,4	286,2	286,4	286,2	286,4	286,2	286,4	286,2
CROPS	33,2	24	24	24	24	24	24	24	24	24
LIVESTOCK	210,7	253,7	261,4	262,2	262,4	262,2	262,4	262,2	262,4	262,2
HUMAN RESOURCES	44	60	60	60	60	60	60	60	60	60
GENERAL EXPENSES	16	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4
REVENUES	357,7	804,2	899,2	1 106,2	1 304,2	1 154,2	1 207,2	1 238,2	1 207,2	1 154,2
CROPS	203,7	293,2	314,2	511,2	635,2	559,2	622,2	559,2	622,2	559,2
LIVESTOCK	154	511	585	595	669	595	585	679	585	595
CASH FLOW	(1090)	(611,5)	(75,7)	666,3	1 606,1	2 396,1	3 238,9	4 112,9	4 955,7	5 745,7

Photovoltaic energy

	2025	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032	2033	2034
INFRASTRUCTURE AND EQUIPMENT	11 780	14,1	14,1	14,1	14,1	14,1	14,1	14,1	14,1	14,1
SOLAR PANELS AND STRUCTURES	9433	11,3	11,3	11,3	11,3	11,3	11,3	11,3	11,3	11,3
ELECTROLYZER (PRODUCTION AND STORAGE UNIT)	2347	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8	2,8
GENERAL EXPENSES	16	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4	6,4
REVENUES	0	443	4 432	5 318	5 318	5 318	5 318	5 318	5 318	5 318
CASH FLOW	(11 796)	(11 373,5)	(6 962)	(1 664,5)	3 633	8 930,5	14 228	19 525,5	24 823	30 120,5

Evolution of expenses, revenue and cash flow

Autonomy, Integration, Optimization

EQUIPMENT

SOLAR PANELS AND STRUCTURES
Structures / Supports
Solar canopies

Lithium Batteries
Electrolyzer
Hydrogen storage unit

Self-consumption

Farm lighting.
Power supply to storage buildings.
Power supply to administrative offices.
Cold storage.
Electric machinery/tool charging.

Distribution

Villages
Schools
Public networks

Autonomy, Efficiency, Profitability

Cultures (15ha)

Plantain
Cocoa
Coffee
Vanilla
Sugarcane
Aromatic plant

Mango
Avocado
Lemon
Orange
Carrot, Tomato, Pepper
Passion fruit, Chayote

Livestock (14ha)

Cattle: up to 80 heads.
Sheep: up to 100 heads.
Poultry: 5400 free-range chickens.
Prawns: 460kg per month.
Tilapia: 4370kg per month.

Agro-processing (1ha)

Fresh vegetables / fruits
Dehydrated vegetables / fruits
Packaged meats
Fresh / cooked prawns
Whole / filleted tilapia

City: Kpalimé, Area: 30ha

Kpalime

Kpalimé, capital of the Kloto Prefecture, 120 km from Lomé.
Located in the Plateaux region, known for its fertility and mild climate.
Altitude: 600 - 800 m → suitable for high-quality crops (coffee, cocoa, market gardening).

Accessibility

30 min from downtown.
15 min from the national road.
2 main access routes including a recently built track in very good condition.

Operating rights

Land rented under a LEASE contract.
Operating right validated by notarized deed for 40 years, automatically renewable every 10 years.
Full ownership of buildings and infrastructure built on the land.
OHADA law (Organization for the Harmonization of Business Law in Africa), applicable in Togo, allows this through long-term or ordinary leases with specific clauses. ordinary leases with specific clauses.

Agro-climatic conditions

Factor	Detail
Climate	Humid subequatorial
Average temperature	22 - 28 °C
Rainfall	1,500 to 1,800 mm/year (2 rainy seasons)
Soil type	Red ferralitic soils, rich in humus and well-drained
Relief	Hills and valleys: ideal for agroforestry

Country: TOGO, Region: Western Plateau

Immense and still underexploited agricultural potential

3.6 million hectares of arable land, of which only 45% are currently exploited.
Agro-ecological diversity enabling several growing cycles per year (vegetables, cereals, cash crops).
Climate suitable for diverse productions: cereals, tubers, tropical fruits, legumes, coffee, cocoa, oil palm, etc.

Growing demand for agricultural products

National market with a young and fast-growing population (8.8 million inhabitants in 2024).
Regional and international demand: exports to Ghana, Nigeria, Côte d’Ivoire and Europe (organic products, cocoa, soybeans).
High international demand for tropical and organic products (pineapple, mango, shea, organic soy...).

Attractive government incentives and measures

Agricultural investment code: tax exemptions for up to 5 years (taxes, VAT, customs duties).
PNIASA and ZAAP programs to support agribusiness: subsidies, facilitated agricultural credit.
Access to EU / US markets for processed or raw products: cocoa, organic soybeans, shea, pineapple, etc.

Rapidly developing infrastructure

Modern road corridors (Lomé–Cinkassé corridor) facilitating logistics to Burkina Faso and Niger.
Autonomous Port of Lomé (PAL): West Africa’s first deep-water port, facilitating exports.
Access to energy (ZAAP and industrial free zones), and expanding solar farm projects.