Investment Proposal – Tea, Coffee, and Cinnamon Cultivation Project
1. Introduction
• Location: Kahataruppa, Badulla, Sri Lanka
• Land Size: 2 hectares of freehold agricultural land
• Soil Type: Loamy soil with good drainage, suitable for perennial crops
• Climate: Average temperature 22–27°C, annual rainfall 1,500–2,500 mm — ideal for tea, coffee, and cinnamon cultivation
• Water Availability: Natural rainfall
• Ownership: Land fully owned and available for immediate cultivation
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2. Crop Choice & Reason
Tea:
• Sri Lanka is globally known for Ceylon Tea, with high export demand.
• Strong domestic and export market; stable pricing and government support.
Coffee:
• Specialty coffee market is growing internationally, especially for organic and single-origin beans.
• Higher per-kilo prices compared to many other crops.
Cinnamon:
• Sri Lanka produces 80–90% of the world’s true cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum).
• High export value and long shelf life; demand increasing in Europe, USA, and Middle East.
Reason for Selection:
Diversification of crops reduces risk and ensures multiple income streams across different harvest periods.
3. Estimated Costs
Activity / Input Cost (LKR) Notes
Land Preparation (ploughing, clearing) 250,000 One-time before planting
Planting Material (tea, coffee, cinnamon saplings) 400,000 Quality planting stock
Fertilizers & Soil Amendments 150,000/year Organic & chemical mix
Irrigation Setup (pipes, pump) 200,000 One-time
Labor (planting, maintenance, harvesting) 300,000/year Skilled & unskilled labor
Tools & Equipment 100,000 Secateurs, hoes, sprayers
Miscellaneous & Contingency 100,000 Unexpected expenses
Total Initial Investment 1,500,000 LKR (~USD 4,500)

5. Investment Offer
• Investment Required: LKR 1.5 Million (~USD 4,500) for initial setup
• Partnership Structure: 50-50 profit sharing for first 5 years, negotiable
• Exit Option: Investor recovers initial capital plus agreed profit share before exit
6. Why Invest in This Project?
• Land already available – no purchase cost.
• High-value export crops with strong price stability.
• Diversified crop portfolio to reduce risk.
• Access to skilled local labor and government agriculture support.
I’m Rajitha Dharmasiri.
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