Investment & Partnership
Build the future of Pakistan’s mango — on land we already own.
We’re a third-generation Multan mango grower with orchards, land, and a working business. We’re inviting partners to help us build agri-processing on that land — turning our fruit, and the third of it that’s normally wasted, into dried mango, pulp, cosmetic butter, energy and recycled water.
A genuinely closed-loop, zero-waste operation. You bring capital; we bring the land, the fruit at cost, and the execution. Let’s talk about what we could build together.
Why this works — the unfair advantage
In any fruit-processing business, raw material is 70–80% of the cost. That one line decides whether a plant is marginally profitable or genuinely attractive. Here’s why we start ahead of it.
We grow the fruit
Our own orchards in the Multan mango belt mean the biggest cost — raw material — is at farm cost, not market. That's the whole game.
We monetise the waste
30–40% of Pakistan's mango is lost after harvest. The bruised, off-size and surplus fruit a fresh seller writes off is perfect, near-free feedstock for processing.
The land is already owned
No acquisition cost, no siting delay — roughly 20% off a standard project budget, and one less financing hurdle.
We already run a real business
mmafarms.com sells real fruit to real customers today. That's proof we can source, operate and sell — not a slide deck.
The vision
One orchard, monetised three or four times over
Each opportunity below is a piece of one integrated, zero-waste plant. Nothing leaves the site as waste — the same fruit becomes several products, the plant partly powers itself, and the orchard is fed and watered by its own by-products.
The fruit becomes premium dried mango and aseptic pulp — the core products.
The seed becomes export-grade cosmetic mango butter — a high-margin co-product.
The peel & cull fruit feed a biogas digester that powers the plant and composts the orchard.
The wastewater is treated and recycled back to the orchard by drip irrigation.
The opportunities
From a low-CAPEX entry point to a full processing complex — each can stand alone or combine. Every figure shown is an indicative, research-based planning range, not a promise. Explore any that fit your appetite.
Value-added processing
Dried Mango & Multi-Fruit Dehydration Plant
Government-feasibility-backed. The lowest-CAPEX way to turn our fruit — and our surplus — into a year-round export product.
Indicative PKR 40–80 million (~$150k–290k)
Mango Pulp & Aseptic Processing Plant
Preserve a 3-month harvest into a 12-month, shelf-stable export product — the format Pakistan already exports to the world.
Indicative ~$0.7–1.4M small line; ~$2.5–6M European medium line
IQF Frozen Mango Plant
The premium, higher-price processed format — best added as a Phase 2 once cold-chain and buyers are proven.
Indicative ~$0.9–1.8M complete small line
Waste-to-value
Mango Kernel Oil & Butter Extraction
The flagship valorization play — turn the discarded seed into export-grade cosmetic butter at 45–55% gross margins.
Indicative ~$150k–500k (PKR ~40–140M)
Biogas & Organic Compost Plant
The integrator — turns cull fruit and peel into energy for the plant and compost for the orchard. Nothing wasted.
Indicative ~$105k+ (PKR ~29M+) for a medium plant
How a partnership can be structured
We’re flexible on structure — the right one depends on you. We bring land, fruit and management; you bring capital. Terms are always agreed individually and documented properly. Common models:
Equity joint venture
A new company owns and runs the plant; we each hold shares by agreed valuation of what we contribute — land and fruit supply on our side, capital on yours.
Musharaka (Islamic partnership)
A halal profit-and-loss-sharing partnership — profit split by agreement, loss by capital share. A diminishing-musharaka path lets us buy your stake back from profits over time.
Revenue / offtake share
You fund the build and are repaid as a share of revenue until an agreed return, with no equity dilution — simpler, cash-flow-first.
Lease + build
You lease a plot and build the plant; we supply fruit under an offtake contract and earn lease income — you hold a hard, controllable asset.
Not sure which fits? That’s exactly what an early conversation is for.
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For overseas Pakistanis — a real asset, back home
Many people drawn to this are Pakistanis abroad who want to invest in something tangible and rooted — real orchard land, a real business, in the Multan soil they come from. Not paper: a plant you can visit, fruit you can taste, jobs for the local community, and food that would otherwise be wasted, saved.
Funds can be moved in through legitimate, documented channels such as a Roshan Digital Account, and we can structure the partnership on Islamic-finance principles where that matters to you. Come see it — that’s the best way to understand what we’re building.
What happens after you reach out
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Say hello
Message us on WhatsApp or fill the form. Tell us what interests you and roughly what you're looking for — no commitment.
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A real conversation
We arrange a call, share the detailed project brief, and answer your questions honestly — including the risks.
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See it for yourself
If it's a fit, we welcome you to visit the orchards and land in Multan. Seeing the real thing is the point.
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Due diligence, together
We build the numbers jointly — real vendor quotes, real costs — and you take your own independent legal and financial advice.
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Structure & build
We agree and document terms through a proper registered entity, then build — with transparent reporting throughout.
Let’s start a conversation
The fastest way is a WhatsApp message — we’ll send the detailed brief and arrange a call. Or leave your details below and we’ll reach out personally.
Message us on WhatsApp →Important: This page is an invitation to explore a potential business partnership — it is not an offer of securities, a solicitation of deposits, or a guarantee of any return. All figures shown are indicative and illustrative planning ranges only, drawn from published sector feasibility studies and market data; they are not a forecast of MMA Farms' results. Agriculture and food processing carry real risks — including weather, crop, market, and currency risk. Any investment would be structured on individually agreed, documented terms, through a properly registered entity, after direct discussion, full disclosure, and your own independent professional and legal advice.