Jiu Ding Investment has invested in two agricultural companies, Jiangsu Huifeng Agrochemical Co., Ltd. and Sanchuan Juice Company, capitalizing on strong market growth and strategic synergies in the Chinese agricultural sector.

Target Information

The primary target for this investment is Jiangsu Huifeng Agrochemical Co., Ltd., a leading enterprise in China's agricultural chemicals industry, specializing in genetically modified crop pesticides. The company is located in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, and ranks among the top in its field. In addition to its robust domestic market presence, Huifeng has established long-term partnerships with various multinational companies, producing top-selling products such as Metalaxyl and Bromobenzene, which hold the highest output in Asia. In 2007, Huifeng reported revenues exceeding 400 million RMB, with projections to surpass 1 billion RMB in 2008 and maintain a profit close to 100 million RMB, demonstrating impressive growth and financial stability. Furthermore, the company is preparing to enter the domestic A-share market this year.

Another significant target of investment is Sanchuan Juice Company, known for its involvement in agricultural deep processing. Recently, this company has secured a capital infusion of approximately 30 million RMB from Jiu Ding Investment, acquiring about 20% equity in the firm. Unlike many of its competitors, Sanchuan Juice has avoided significant inventory burdens and has not been adversely affected by declining juice prices. With production bases located in Shandong and Shaanxi, it has reliable sales channels, complemented by strict cost control strategies. The CEO of Sanchuan, Li Zhongke, a highly regarded figure in the domestic juice industry, aims to leverage his experience to capture a considerable share of the domestic market.

Industry Overview in China

The agricultural sector in China is vast and multifaceted, integrating numerous sub-industries encompassing production, processing, and distribution. Although the country has made strides in agricultural industrialization and marketization, many sub-sectors still present substantial opportunities for investment. This growing