Project
BERRYPLASMA WORLD LP*
Investment Viability Evaluation for Innovative Agricultural Infrastructure
This Feasibility Study concerns the viability of an investment plan by Berryplasma World, intended for inclusion in Greece’s Development Law 4887/2022. The project focuses on creating and developing innovative agricultural infrastructure, with the aim of boosting production capacity, reducing production costs, and expanding the company’s commercial activities.
The study’s purpose is to examine the investment’s viability, assessing economic, environmental, and operational performance over a ten-year period. Simultaneously, the study evaluates the effect of the investment on the company’s competitiveness via vertical integration of the production process and the incorporation of modern technologies in the agri-food sector.
The investment plan consists of four principal axes:
- Creating facilities for producing pre-basic and mother plants to minimize reliance on external suppliers and support the development of new varieties. By doing so, the company can partly meet its own needs internally, improving control over the production process.
- Improving the efficiency of the plant nursery unit, which forms the enterprise’s core activity. Through advanced processes, the aim is to lower production costs, reduce losses, and boost the unit’s overall yield.
- Expanding raspberry production during seasons when the company has not previously produced, enabling it to maintain a longer market presence, strengthen its competitiveness, and cut down on imports.
- Enhancing blueberry cultivation through automated packing and sorting. Introducing modern technologies is expected to raise production speed, reduce costs, and upgrade the final product’s quality. At the same time, saving labor in this process will free up staff for other productive activities.
The study includes an economic evaluation of the project’s sustainability, mapping the investment’s operational and production impact via specialized forecasts, determining investment eligibility under the Development Law’s criteria, as well as preparing and analyzing the business plan—encompassing risk assessments and growth strategies.
Having submitted the investment plan for assessment, Berryplasma World is awaiting the formal approval procedure under the Development Law. Upon receiving the go-ahead, the company will proceed with implementing the project, bolstering its sustainable growth and standing in both domestic and international markets.
BERRYPLASMA WORLD LP*
Investment Viability Evaluation for Innovative Agricultural Infrastructure
This Feasibility Study concerns the viability of an investment plan by Berryplasma World, intended for inclusion in Greece’s Development Law 4887/2022. The project focuses on creating and developing innovative agricultural infrastructure, with the aim of boosting production capacity, reducing production costs, and expanding the company’s commercial activities.
The study’s purpose is to examine the investment’s viability, assessing economic, environmental, and operational performance over a ten-year period. Simultaneously, the study evaluates the effect of the investment on the company’s competitiveness via vertical integration of the production process and the incorporation of modern technologies in the agri-food sector.
The investment plan consists of four principal axes:
- Creating facilities for producing pre-basic and mother plants to minimize reliance on external suppliers and support the development of new varieties. By doing so, the company can partly meet its own needs internally, improving control over the production process.
- Improving the efficiency of the plant nursery unit, which forms the enterprise’s core activity. Through advanced processes, the aim is to lower production costs, reduce losses, and boost the unit’s overall yield.
- Expanding raspberry production during seasons when the company has not previously produced, enabling it to maintain a longer market presence, strengthen its competitiveness, and cut down on imports.
- Enhancing blueberry cultivation through automated packing and sorting. Introducing modern technologies is expected to raise production speed, reduce costs, and upgrade the final product’s quality. At the same time, saving labor in this process will free up staff for other productive activities.
The study includes an economic evaluation of the project’s sustainability, mapping the investment’s operational and production impact via specialized forecasts, determining investment eligibility under the Development Law’s criteria, as well as preparing and analyzing the business plan—encompassing risk assessments and growth strategies.
Having submitted the investment plan for assessment, Berryplasma World is awaiting the formal approval procedure under the Development Law. Upon receiving the go-ahead, the company will proceed with implementing the project, bolstering its sustainable growth and standing in both domestic and international markets.