Niger & Kwara States · Federal Republic of Nigeria

Feeding a nation through
integrated agriculture

Comprehensive Agric Limited is building a fully integrated farming, livestock, agro-processing and bio-energy enterprise — uniting modern mechanised farming, large-scale sugar production, commercial feedlot and dairy operations, and renewable energy under one closed-loop system.

50,000
Hectares under development
300,000
Tonnes of sugar cane / year
60,000
Head of cattle / year
5,000
TCD sugar cane mill
2,500
Head dairy herd
10M m³
Biogas for power / year
Mechanical harvesting and loading of crops on a Nigerian farm

The Opportunity

Closing Nigeria's structural food & energy gap

Nigeria is West Africa's largest economy, with a population exceeding 220 million and one of the world's highest sugar import bills — over 1.5 million tonnes every year. Domestic beef, dairy and refined sugar all fall far short of demand.

CAL's integrated model tackles these deficits directly, combining import-substitution products with real development impact: thousands of jobs, a large outgrower programme, women and youth empowerment, and a meaningful contribution to national food and energy security.

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One Closed-Loop System

An end-to-end agro-industrial cluster

Farm output feeds processing; processing residues feed livestock and energy; livestock and bio-energy return value to the farm. This circularity lowers input costs, smooths seasonality and creates multiple revenue streams from a single asset base.

1

Production

20,000 hectares of company-operated irrigated farmland plus 30,000 hectares of structured outgrower acreage — sugar cane, grains, fodder and vegetables — alongside a 20,000-head feedlot and 2,500-head dairy.

2

Processing

A 5,000 TCD sugar mill and refinery, ethanol and biodiesel plants, vegetable-oil pressing, a Kwara State meat packing plant (400 cattle and 1,000 ruminants per day), dairy processing, a feed mill and a fresh-pack vegetable line.

3

Training & Outgrowers

A training centre developed in partnership with universities to upskill Nigerian youth, plus an outgrower scheme delivering seed, mechanisation, agronomy support and guaranteed offtake to smallholders.

Why Comprehensive Agric

Proven team, proven technology, proven markets

A team already operating in country

Our sponsors and technical partners — AWAA (24+ years in Nigeria), JIL Farms, and Uttam Sucrotech (100+ sugar EPC projects globally) — have already executed irrigation, feedlot and processing projects across Nigeria.

Tier-1 industrial partners

Uttam Sucrotech International of India is one of the world's specialist sugar and ethanol EPC houses, with more than 20 years of turnkey delivery across Africa — Kenya, Uganda, Sudan, Ethiopia and Eswatini.

Built-in route to market

Vertical integration and a structured outgrower network give CAL direct access to Nigeria's FMCG, modern-retail and HORECA channels for sugar, beef, dairy and fresh-pack products.

Aligned with national policy

The National Sugar Master Plan, Agricultural Promotion Policy, livestock transformation programmes and renewable-energy targets all align squarely with CAL's product mix.

Covered feedlot with cattle at a commercial livestock centre in Nigeria

Livestock & Beef

A modern feedlot model that also builds peace

Modern feedlot beef delivers higher yield per head, predictable supply and far better food-safety outcomes than traditional pastoral herding. Our 20,000-head feedlot runs roughly three cycles a year — about 60,000 head — supplying our own packing plant and the national FMCG channel.

Just as importantly, the feedlot removes pastoralist movement pressure and creates market access for traditional cattle communities — directly addressing a structural driver of farmer–herder conflict.

Inside our operations
Rows of vegetables grown under irrigation for the fresh-pack plant

Development Impact

Built for commercial return and national good

CAL is designed as a structural contribution to Nigeria's food, energy and rural-employment agendas — measured against the UN Sustainable Development Goals and IFC Performance Standards.

  • Several thousand direct jobs across farm, feedlot and processing
  • 30,000 hectares aggregated through a smallholder outgrower scheme
  • Dedicated training centre and youth & women empowerment programmes
  • Biogas power and closed-loop nutrient cycling reducing the carbon footprint
Our impact commitments

Strategic Partners

Executed with established operators

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