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Agro Special International (ASI) - Nigeria
Building Sustainable Wealth, Empowering Nations, Creating Global Impact.
Agro Special International (ASI) is a Nigerian agribusiness company focused on transforming agriculture through commercial farming, agricultural investments, agro-processing, farmer empowerment, agribusiness development, and innovative agricultural solutions.
What is the vision of ASI?
Our vision is to build a stronger and more prosperous agricultural future by making agriculture more productive, sustainable, accessible, and commercially viable.
What is the mission of ASI?
Our mission is to create sustainable agricultural opportunities that empower farmers, investors, communities, businesses, and the next generation while contributing to food security and economic development.
Where does ASI operate?
ASI is focused on the Nigerian agricultural market, with opportunities and projects developed across strategic agricultural locations in Nigeria.
What makes ASI different?
ASI combines agriculture, investment, technology, land development, education, and value-chain development to create opportunities beyond traditional farming.
Is ASI only a farming company?
No. ASI operates across different areas of the agricultural value chain, including agricultural projects, farm development, investments, farmer empowerment, agro-processing, training, partnerships, and agricultural entrepreneurship.
Our projects may include commercial plantations, crop production, agricultural land development, agro-processing initiatives, farm ownership opportunities, and other structured agribusiness projects.
What crops does ASI focus on?
Depending on the project and location, ASI may focus on commercially valuable crops such as oil palm, cassava, maize, cocoa, plantain, rice, ginger, soybean, sesame, vegetables, and other suitable agricultural commodities.
Why is ASI investing in agriculture?
Nigeria has enormous agricultural potential, a large domestic market, significant arable land resources, and increasing demand for food and agricultural commodities. ASI seeks to convert this potential into sustainable economic opportunities.
Can individuals participate in ASI agricultural projects?
Yes. Depending on the specific project, individuals may participate through land ownership, farm ownership, agricultural investment, partnership, or other available participation models.
Agro Special Palm Estate is an agricultural land and palm plantation project developed to provide individuals and investors with an opportunity to participate in the agricultural value chain through strategically positioned farmland.
Where is Agro Special Palm Estate located?
The project is located in Umuokoro, Isiala-Ngwa South, Abia State, Nigeria.
Is the land freehold?
The project documentation indicates a Freehold (C of O in view) status. Prospective buyers should obtain and review the applicable project documentation and title information before completing their purchase.
How much is a plot?
The applicable price depends on the current sales period and project pricing. For example, the current promotional communication indicates a price increase from ₦1,300,000 to ₦1,500,000 per plot effective September 4, 2026.
Can I still buy at the current price?
Yes, provided plots remain available and the purchase is completed under the applicable current pricing terms.
Will the price increase again?
Agricultural land prices may change based on development, demand, infrastructure, project progress, and market conditions. ASI will communicate official price changes when applicable.
How many plots can I buy?
You may purchase according to your investment objectives and the availability of plots.
Can I buy land for my children?
Yes. Land ownership can form part of a long-term family wealth and agricultural legacy strategy, subject to the applicable legal ownership and documentation requirements.
Can I build a house on the land?
The permitted use of the land depends on the approved development plan and applicable planning regulations. Buyers should confirm permitted land use with ASI before undertaking any development.
Yes. ASI develops agricultural opportunities that can enable individuals and investors to participate in farming and agricultural land ownership, depending on the specific project.
Do I need to be a farmer to invest?
No. You do not necessarily need previous farming experience. ASI’s agricultural models are designed to provide opportunities for people who want to participate in agriculture commercially.
Can I invest if I live outside Nigeria?
International participation may be possible depending on the project structure, documentation, payment arrangements, and applicable regulations. Contact ASI for the current requirements.
What is the difference between buying agricultural land and investing in a farm project?
Buying agricultural land gives you an ownership interest in the land subject to the applicable title and legal documentation. A farm investment may involve participation in agricultural production, management, or other project-specific arrangements. The exact rights and obligations depend on the particular project.
Does ASI guarantee investment returns?
No legitimate agricultural investment should be presented as risk-free or guaranteed. Agricultural performance can be affected by weather, market prices, production costs, disease, infrastructure, and other factors. ASI provides project information to help prospective participants make informed decisions.
Can I resell my agricultural land?
Resale may be possible, subject to the applicable title, contractual terms, documentation, and relevant Nigerian laws and regulations.
Can agricultural land appreciate in value?
Land values can appreciate based on location, infrastructure, demand, development, accessibility, and broader market conditions. However, appreciation is not guaranteed.
Depending on the project structure, ASI may provide or coordinate agricultural development and farm management services.
Do I need to manage my farm myself?
Not necessarily. Project-specific management arrangements may allow ASI or appointed agricultural professionals to manage farming activities.
Who handles farming operations?
Qualified agricultural personnel and project management teams may oversee farming operations depending on the project.
How will I know what is happening on my farm?
Where applicable, ASI may provide project updates, reports, farm monitoring, photographs, digital updates, or other communication channels.
Yes. ASI seeks to support farmers through access to agricultural opportunities, knowledge, markets, partnerships, technology, and value-chain development.
Can existing farmers partner with ASI?
Yes. Farmers, cooperatives, landowners, and agricultural businesses may explore partnership opportunities with ASI.
Does ASI support smallholder farmers?
Supporting farmers and integrating smallholder producers into commercially viable agricultural value chains is an important part of ASI’s broader agricultural development objectives.
Can farmers sell their produce through ASI?
Depending on the commodity, location, quality, volume, and applicable procurement arrangements, ASI may connect farmers to markets and agricultural value chains.
Does ASI provide agricultural training?
Yes. ASI can provide or facilitate training and capacity-building programs covering farming, agribusiness, entrepreneurship, farm management, and other agricultural areas.
Not necessarily. Project-specific management arrangements may allow ASI or appointed agricultural professionals to manage farming activities.
Who handles farming operations?
Qualified agricultural personnel and project management teams may oversee farming operations depending on the project.
How will I know what is happening on my farm?
Where applicable, ASI may provide project updates, reports, farm monitoring, photographs, digital updates, or other communication channels.
ASI’s broader agribusiness model includes opportunities across agricultural production, sourcing, processing, distribution, and commodity value chains.
Does ASI export agricultural products?
ASI is positioned to participate in agricultural export and international commodity markets where applicable.
What products can be exported?
Potential export commodities may include cocoa, sesame, ginger, cashew, palm products, soybean, hibiscus, shea products, and other agricultural commodities that meet applicable market and quality requirements.
Can I supply agricultural products to ASI?
Potential suppliers may contact ASI with details of their commodity, location, quantity, quality, and availability. All supplier relationships are subject to ASI’s procurement requirements.
Yes. ASI promotes the use of modern technology to improve agricultural productivity, monitoring, communication, data management, and market access.
What is AgriTech?
AgriTech refers to the use of technology to improve agricultural production, processing, distribution, financing, farm management, and decision-making.
How can technology improve farming?
Technology can help farmers monitor farms, manage resources, access information, improve productivity, analyze data, connect with markets, and make better decisions.
ASI welcomes partnerships with:
- Farmers
- Landowners
- Investors
- Cooperatives
- Government institutions
- Financial institutions
- Schools
- Universities
- NGOs
- Development organizations
- Agritech companies
- Processors
- Commodity buyers
- Exporters
- Corporate organizations
- International partners
How can I become an ASI partner?
Contact ASI with your organization or business profile, proposed partnership opportunity, capabilities, and objectives. Our team can evaluate the opportunity and determine the appropriate partnership structure.
Can investors partner with ASI on large agricultural projects?
Yes. ASI is open to strategic investment and development partnerships for suitable agricultural projects.
Can landowners partner with ASI?
Yes. Landowners with suitable agricultural land may explore structured partnerships for commercial agricultural development.
Depending on the project, opportunities may be available to individuals, professionals, entrepreneurs, families, cooperatives, companies, institutions, and other qualified participants.
What should I consider before investing?
Prospective investors should understand the project, location, title, business model, development plan, costs, risks, expected timelines, contractual terms, and applicable legal requirements before committing funds.
Can I visit an ASI project before investing?
Where site visits are available, prospective clients may request an inspection through the ASI team.
Will I receive documentation after purchasing?
Yes. Buyers should receive the documentation applicable to their specific transaction and project.
How do I verify my transaction?
Always make payments through ASI’s officially designated payment channels and retain your receipts and transaction documentation. Contact ASI directly if you need to verify any payment instruction.
The general process is:
1. Select a project
2. Contact ASI
3. Receive project information
4. Conduct your due diligence
5. Complete the applicable payment
6. Submit required details and documentation
7. Receive your transaction documentation
8. Follow the project development and ownership process
Can I pay in installments?
Installment payment options depend on the specific project and current sales terms. Contact ASI for available payment plans.
How do I know where to make payment?
Only make payments to payment details officially provided or verified by ASI. Be cautious of individuals providing unofficial bank accounts or payment instructions.
Can someone pay on my behalf?
This may be possible depending on the transaction structure, but the buyer’s details and source of payment must comply with ASI’s documentation requirements.
What happens after payment?
Your payment will be processed and the applicable documentation and transaction procedures will be initiated according to the project terms.