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FOCUS SECTOR
Agribusiness
FROM FARM TO FORK
In the coming decades, the global population will increase to over 9 billion with
fewer resources available. FMO has made Agribusiness a priority to help meet these
challenges by focussing investments across the value chain: (I) enhancing food
security, (II) supporting sustainability and (III) promoting inclusive development in an
environmentally viable and socially inclusive manner.
Kenya Tea Development Agency
By investing along the value chain, KTDA helps to improve
living standards for more than 500,000 small farmers
and communities across tea growing regions.
“We are happy to receive funding for clean energy projects;
the impact of these initiatives are not only beneficial to
the tea factories but also to the social economic activities
of the communities living in those areas”.
Lerionka Tiampati, CEO of KDTA
VALUE CHAIN APPROACH
INPUTS
Seeds,
Animal feed
Fertilizer
PRIMARY
PRODUCTION
Crops
Livestock
Production
Fishing
PROCESSING
Crushing
Storage
Handling
& Packaging
TRADE
Trading
Exporting
DISTRIBUTION
Logistics
to Retail
AGRIBUSINESS STRATEGY
Promoting inclusive development
by involving (small)farmers
and improve their livelihoods
Optimizing value chains to
reduce loss and waste of food
Promoting local production
and local consumption
Increase resource efficiency
using fewer inputs
Increasing yield through
good agricultural practices
COMMITTED AGRIBUSINESS PORTFOLIO 2015
2015: €700 million 2014: €541 million 2013: €433 million
PER REGION
PER CURRENCY
PER FUND
(in % of € equivalent)
(in % of € equivalent)
(in % of € equivalent)
4%
32%
11%
26%
14%
18%
Africa
Asia
Europe & Central Asia
Global (Non-Specific)
Latin America
& The Caribean
14%
EUR
USD
Local Currency
82%
FMO
Government
funds
23%
77%
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FINANCING AND INVESTING
We offer a range of financial products including project finance,
private equity, loans, mezzanine, trade finance and working capital
finance. Our loans are characterized by typical maturities of 3 to 10
years. We look to provide €5 to 50 million, thereby taking a maximum
25% stake of the project size. We invest in private equity funds and make
co-investments alongside these funds.
SYNDICATED LOANS
We arrange syndicated loans by bringing together commercial banks,
investors and other development finance institutions (DFIs), with FMO
structuring the financing. We offer A/B loan structures with FMO as
lender of record and parallel loans.
RISK SHARING
Through the funds that we manage for the Dutch Government we invest
in higher-risk projects, which typically deliver significant development
impact. These funds are aimed at financing infrastructure related investments (like irrigation equipment, storage capacity) and special programs
for financing rural SME’s, cooperatives and smallholders. Our investments can be coupled with capacity development funds, through which
technical assistance can be financed.
FMO is the Dutch development bank.
financial institutions, energy and agribusi-
FMO has invested in the private sector
ness. Alongside partners, we invest in the
in developing countries and emerging
infrastructure, manufacturing and services
markets for more than 46 years. Our
sectors. With an investment portfolio of
mission is to empower entrepreneurs to
€ 9.2 billion spanning over 85 countries,
build a better world. We invest in sectors
FMO is one of the larger bilateral private
where we believe our contribution can
sector development banks globally.
have the highest long-term impact:
www.fmo.nl