Build a new orchard from zero. Own shares in the company that owns the land.
The investor acquires shares in a dedicated Armenian company established for one new orchard. This is not only exposure to future crop income. It is equity in the company owning the underlying land and developed orchard.
Land + biological asset + production.
Armenian project company
70,000 m² agricultural land
Irrigation, reservoir, utilities
2,450 commercial walnut trees
Professional management and production
150+ hectares already planted with our partners in Armenia. The new project starts from zero; the operating experience does not.
Total capitalization $651,150. 10% minimum entry $65,115.
| Development component | Total project | 10% share |
|---|---|---|
| Land purchase | $210,000 | $21,000 |
| Fence & barbed wire | $30,000 | $3,000 |
| Guard houses | $30,000 | $3,000 |
| Irrigation system | $80,000 | $8,000 |
| Water reservoir | $30,000 | $3,000 |
| Land preparation | $50,000 | $5,000 |
| 2,450 walnut trees | $17,150 | $1,715 |
| Plantation | $14,000 | $1,400 |
| Electricity & water | $20,000 | $2,000 |
| Equipment & tractors | $50,000 | $5,000 |
| Setup labor | $100,000 | $10,000 |
| Contingency | $20,000 | $2,000 |
| Total capitalization | $651,150 | $65,115 |
Annual budgets and any shareholder funding remain subject to the approved operating plan and final shareholder agreement.
$65,115 initial investment, then about $2,240 each year for 8 years. Estimated total: $83,035.
The annual operating budget must be funded while the orchard is developing. Commercial revenue is not assumed before Year 8. Figures are planning estimates.
Company, land, infrastructure and planting
Annual capital injection, roots and orchard care
Continued funding as trees mature and value grows
Orchard advances toward commercial maturity
Begin expecting commercial results; target 20 kg per tree
Walnut agriculture is a way to build a long-term future — not an automatic source of returns. Timing depends on growth, weather, yield, quality, prices and management.
2,450 trees × 20 kg per tree
| Gross revenue at $3/kg | $147,000 |
| Annual operating cost | ($22,400) |
| Net operating income | $124,600 |
15.0% illustrative stabilized annual ROI on estimated $830,350 capital. A 10% investor illustration: $14,700 gross − $2,240 operating share = $12,460 net.
An investor does not necessarily need to wait for full maturity to consider an exit.
Land, completed infrastructure and planted-tree value
Greater orchard value as trees establish and mature
Established production history and income potential
Potential exit: sell shares to an existing shareholder, a new investor, or through a project-level sale, subject to transfer rules. Valuation, timing and profit are not guaranteed.
Illustrative, before taxes, financing, management fees, reserves and land-value changes. Assumes $3/kg, 20 kg/tree and eight annual operating budgets.
Minimum investment for 10% equity in the Armenian project company.
Equivalent project exposure: 7,000 m² and 245 trees.
*Subject to final corporate documents and shareholder agreement.
| Typical model | Our model |
|---|---|
| Capital is placed into an agricultural operation | Capital purchases company equity |
| Return depends mainly on future crop performance | Company owns the land and orchard infrastructure |
| Limited visibility into the underlying asset | Investor participates in real estate and production |
The land provides a tangible underlying asset base; it is not a guarantee of returns or liquidity.
Built from zero with the experience earned across 150+ planted hectares.
Selection, acquisition, registration
Fence, reservoir, utilities, irrigation
Certified trees, layout, establishment
Agronomy, labor, machinery
Production and commercialization
Accounts and investor communication
Existing Walnut Gardens portfolio · Armenia
Executive leadership supported by financial control, agronomy, legal oversight and independent audit.
Investment entrepreneur and project developer across Armenia and Lebanon. Leads vision, acquisitions, investor relations and a walnut platform with more than 150 hectares already planted.
15+ years delivering large-scale farming projects from 100 to 800+ hectares, including irrigation, orchards and investor advisory across Lebanon, Armenia and the Gulf.
Banking professional with 20+ years across credit, compliance and business development. MBA in Finance; Assistant Branch Manager at BLOM Bank – Ain El Remmaneh.
Armenian advocate and General Director of Zohrabyan & Partners. Chamber of Advocates member since 2009. Corporate legal services, board roles and USAID-supported development programs.
Managing Partner at STRTGY with more than a decade in accounting and finance, including Big Four experience. Tax, M&A, transfer pricing and strategic planning.
Invest $65,115 to acquire a 10% shareholding in a new 7-hectare Armenian walnut orchard company. 7 HA · 2,450 trees · 10% entry. 150+ hectares planted with our partners — and still growing.
This page restates a private investor presentation. It is not an offer of securities. Returns, yields, exit timing and valuations are illustrative and not guaranteed.
