Projects - Tropical Alliance Group

Ongoing Project

TROALSA JAMAICA LIMITED

Export of construction aggregates from Jamaica to the Republic of Guyana

TROALSA JAMAICA LIMITED

We are focused on consolidating the export of construction aggregates from Jamaica to the Republic of Guyana as part of the Guyana development project, where we are contracted to supply 20,000,000 Metric Tons over a five (5) year period.

In Pursuit of these objectives, TROALSA JAMAICA LIMITED enjoys the full support of the Jamaican Government through the Intervention of the Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO), an Agency of the Government established to promote business opportunities in Export. Their range of technical and advisory services remains at our disposal.

Ongoing Project

Troalsa Jamaica Limited

Ongoing Project

Troalsa Jamaica Limited

Ongoing Project

Troalsa Jamaica Limited

Ongoing Project

TROALSA S.A

Association with PT. Tsjafiuddin about their Oil Palm Plantation

TROALSA S.A

Troalsa S.A. has been associated with PT. Tsjafiuddin about their Oil Palm Plantation during the last quater of 2019. Presently, through Tropical Alliance Group, Our members located in Southeast Asia are now focused on setting the parameters for a Joint venture agreement concerning the Palm Oil Plantation.

The Joint Venture is in two parts :

1. Development of the existing PT. Tsjafiuddin Oil Palm Plantation's current infrastructure is 2,085.68 ha (5184.2 acres).

2. Construction of a Palm Oil Mill (CPO) with a capacity of processing 60 metric tons/hour.

Points we considered from the project's feasibility report :

a. PT. Tsjafiuddin Company owns the palm oil plantation and has an existing working infrastructure.

b. The location is strategic to the Malaysian border (Cross-border Inspection Post) Aruk, Sambas Regency, West Kalimantan Province.

c. PT. Tsjafiuddin plantation also has community-owned plantations in their vicinity, managed individually, with a wide range of harvest of approximately 6,000 ha(15,000 acres), which will depend on a processing plant such as the proposed Palm 0il Mill.

d. The presence and availability of a Palm Oil Mill and the capacity to increase production will arise, leading to further expansion of up to 10,000 ha (25,000 acres).

e. The operating financial parameters show the Benefit-cost ratio(BCR) of 1.81 for the Palm Oil Plantation and 1.41 for the Palm Oil Mill; these values are indicators of the project's viability.