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Why to invest in bamboo farming?

Bamboo has a prominent role in our economy since time immemorial and is a mainstay of life (especially rural) and culture of India. Given its wide range of uses and versatile nature, it is also commonly known as ‘poor man’s timber’ and ‘green gold’. More than 90 genera and 1,200 species of bamboo are found globally. Of them over 500 species are found in China alone and more than a 100 species each are found in Japan, India, Indonesia, Myanmar and Malaysia.

Bamboo is one of the fastest growing plants and can easily adapt itself to a wide range of climatic and soil conditions. According to FAO, their size can range from only a few centimetres to as big as 30 meters tall and up to 30 centimetres diameter. It is one of the most important natural substitutes for the endangered forest hardwoods and partially for energy intensive steel, plastic and other construction materials and lifestyle products. It is a quick growing (maturity cycle of 3-5 years), versatile, non-timber forest product that grows annually at 10-30% compared to 2-5% for trees that can take 50 years. Moreover, bamboo has almost a zero waste potential as all the parts can be utilized efficiently to make diverse range of products.

Our mission is to provide the Indian industry with India low footprint bamboo, the fastest renewable commodity.

The versatility of bamboo offers chances in numerous sectors giving a boost to sustainable economic development and job creation. At this moment the demand is bigger than the supply. Investing in bamboo generates stable long-term returns.

Bamboo for nature
By planting bamboo we are taking a lot of CO2 out of the air and regenerate degraded land. The land across India has degraded due to over utilization of chemical pesticides. The degraded land is major cause of low productivity for all agriculture crops. Bamboo, a pesticide free crop, can help regenerate land, prevent erosion, extract toxic substances from the soil and keep water in the soil.

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Investing in bamboo in India requires the biggest financial effort in the beginning. But since bamboo only has to be planted once for the next 60 to 100 years, it offers attractive long-term returns. The demand for Indian bamboo is growing exponentially. Our future demand for bamboo already exceeds the current supply.

Investments are needed mainly to acquire land, plant material and foresee field infrastructure as water facilities, solar panel installations and field & processing machinery.

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We have plans for individual retail clients, corporates, institutions, farmers…anyone who is willing to contribute to green economy and reap the handsome returns.

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Fast

Bamboo is the fastest-growing type of grass on the planet. As an ideal alternative for hardwood, bamboo yields 15 times more wood than traditional trees and starts producing wood after 5 to 6 years. Investing in bamboo delivers stable returns starting from 4th Year

Sustainable

Thanks to its unique properties, every part of the bamboo plant can be used. Bamboo absorbs more carbon than trees, regenerates land and keeps water in the soil. When you invest in bamboo, you invest in nature and climate.

Growing Market

The bamboo market is expected to grow exponentially in the coming years. India imports many bamboo products from China. Indian Bamboo has better functionality. New focus from National Bamboo Mission will increase the demand of bamboos.

Strong & Versatile

Bamboo has more than 10,000 product applications. It has a larger tensile strength than steel and is the ideal raw material for composite materials, while on the other hand, it is used to produce ultra-soft textiles. It’s one of the most versatile renewable commodities and thus a good investment.