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Deal #3100 Version #87171

Nigeria
Created at
2013-02-22
Last update
2022-06-21
Last full update
2024-02-27

Land area

Intended size
33 096 ha
Size under contract (leased or purchased area)
  • [1986] 15580 ha
  • [2001, current] 21696 ha
Size in operation (production)
  • [2010] 15629 ha
  • [2013] 17290 ha
  • [2014] 18373 ha
  • [2019, current] 16900 ha
Comment on land area
First contract signed in 1986, extension 1 signed in 2001. The total land holding of the company is around 33,000 including Extension 2 (deal 4555). In 2019 the company had planted a total of 19,060ha oil palm and 7,335ha rubber, which includes 9,500ha oil palm in Ext. 2. 9718 ha planted with palm oil and 7572 ha planted with rubber in 2013. 10 387ha of palm oil and 7986ha of rubber planted in 2014. (This might include Extension 2). Another data source states 30 000ha size under contract.

Intention of investment

Intention of investment
  • [current] Non-food agricultural commodities, Agriculture unspecified
Comment on intention of investment
Oil palm and rubber

Nature of the deal

Nature of the deal
Lease

Negotiation status

Negotiation status
  • [1990, current] Concluded (Contract signed)
Comment on negotiation status
Privatisation of the Okomu Oil Palm Company. Another data source states the company acquired the lease in 1991.

Implementation status

Implementation status
  • [1976, current] In operation (production)
Comment on implementation status
In February 2022, The Okomu Oil Palm Company was suspended its operations in the aftermath of an incident described by management as a “terrorist attack”.This was after a worker in the company is said to have been killed by gunmen who invaded the company.Ther operations was said to shut down to save lives from possible reprisal

Leasing fees

Annual leasing fee
10 000
per ha

Contract farming

Contract farming
No
Comment on contract farming
OKOMU OPC contemplates establishing a smallholders’ programme.