Agriculture, forestry and fishing

We are a close-ended investment company primarily focused on investments in JSE-listed companies. With a transparent net asset value (NAV) of R56 million, our portfolio reflects a strong South African equity market presence. Additionally, we have allocated a dedicated budget for investments in unlisted companies, strategically expanding our reach to provide further growth opportunities.

Sebal Makgolo Trading is a crop production business based in Mapela, Mokopane, making a significant impact on the agricultural landscape of Limpopo. With a strong focus on sustainability, high-quality production, and active community engagement, the business is well-positioned to meet the growing demands of local markets while exploring expansion opportunities in the broader agricultural sector.

This project is a brilliant example of how traditional knowledge can be combined with modern practices to create a sustainable and economically viable future for the Lower Zingcuka region.

Here's a summary of how the project leverages Sweetthorn Acacia, Cape Aloe, and water-invasive biomess for economic and job growth:

• Sweetthorn Acacia: The project uses traditional knowledge of selective thinning and harvesting to sustainably manage the overgrowth of Sweetthorn Acacia. This creates a reliable source of income for the community through charcoal production. The project emphasizes modern

Summand is a farming and agro-processing business, starting with a moringa plantation and expanding into value-added products. Inspired by the potential of essential oils, we are now producing essential oils, select perfumery varieties, and bath gels. By leveraging the vast opportunities in agriculture, Summand is committed to creating high-quality, natural products that promote wellness and sustainability.

Our startup operates within a circular economy framework, transforming organic waste into organic fruits and vegetables, which are then sold in local markets and retailers. In Phase 1, we focus on sustainable farming practices, using waste as a resource to cultivate produce. Phase 2 expands into the commercial thermal treatment of both organic and inorganic, unhazardous waste, further supporting environmental sustainability and resource recovery.