Strategic Partners
CAL's model rests on a defined set of operating, technical and commercial partners — each with a demonstrated track record in Nigeria or in directly comparable jurisdictions.
Project Manager
Day-to-day development and management of the CAL project is led by AWAA — an American-incorporated agricultural developer with a long operating presence in Nigeria. AWAA coordinates design, construction, procurement and operations across the complex, deploying its own personnel, equipment and field-tested systems.
An American-incorporated agricultural developer with a long-standing operating presence in Nigeria and the day-to-day manager of the CAL project. AWAA brings operational expertise in irrigation engineering, mechanised farming, water-supply systems and animal husbandry — deploying personnel and equipment, including Reinke centre pivots, directly into CAL operations.
A Nigerian agribusiness (incorporated 2012) focused on integrated agriculture, ranches, abattoirs, meat shops and refrigerated stores. JIL has commercialised modern livestock-feeding practices in Nigeria and provides the operational blueprint for CAL's feedlot and meat-processing operations.
The dedicated global EPC arm of India's Uttam Group. Established in 1962, Uttam manufactures its sugar and alcohol machinery in-house across state-of-the-art CNC facilities and owns and operates four sugar factories in India totalling around 25,000 TCD. With turnkey sugar, power co-generation, alcohol and refinery projects delivered worldwide — including more than two decades of experience across Africa — Uttam is delivering CAL's 5,000 TCD sugar complex on an EPC basis with operations-and-maintenance support.
CAL's training centre works with universities to draw on agricultural curriculum and applied-research expertise, delivering practical, modern-mechanised training to Nigerian youth, technicians and outgrowers, and supporting extension services for the wider community.
Technology
Irrigation is built on Reinke centre-pivot systems — a technology proven across Nigerian conditions — combined with mechanised land preparation, planting and harvesting equipment for consistent year-round production.
We work with investors, offtakers, equipment suppliers and development-finance institutions aligned with Nigeria's food and energy security agenda.
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