Best Land in Europa- Romania

Transylvania Best place to invest in Europa-Romania 

Investing in Agriculture is
Securing the futures

Invest in agricultural lands in Romania

We are more and more people and our planet's, resources are increasingly scarce. We've all heard about the increase in food prices, but maybe this can be a good thing for overall global food production because they can stimulate investments in the agricultural sector. When population and food prices are increasing on the domestic market, investments in agriculture and land are the safest long term. Investors and land analysts recommended buying land for those who want a profit over time.

Romania has substantial agricultural resources, with an agricultural area of 14.7 million hectares (or 61.7% of total territory) according to statistics from 2009. The distribution by land use shows that arable area is about 64% of the agricultural land, one third, 4.8 million ha is occupied by pastures and meadows and orchards and vineyards and is approx. 3%. Romania is located on the 6th place in Europe as an agricultural area used (after France, Spain, Germany, Britain and Poland) and on the 5th place as arable land (after France, Spain, Germany and Poland). 

Currently there is no clear statistics on uncultivated land surface but are estimated to be between 1 and 2 million hectares of land growing weeds. Nowadays, Romanian authorities are trying to approve a law so that uncultivated agricultural land owners will not receive subsidies from the state or to be forced to pay penalties or higher taxes. In this way, Romanian authorities' intention to introduce a tax on uncultivated land plots will oblige owners to work, rent, lease their land or will boost land plot sales, will further facilitate the acquisition of more fertile areas.

Why invest in Romania?

Low prices for land acquisitions are an incentive for potential buyers and investors, since the agricultural land price in Romania is up to five times lower than in other European countries. Our country offers 1500-4000e/ha farmland, one of the best deals worldwide. Only a few areas of the world can compete in terms of price and quality of local soils. The acquisition of large areas of farmland seems to become an important concern for food security in countries with growing populations, like China, India or South Korea but also for the cash-rich but poor in arable land, as Persian Gulf states. Taking into consideration these advantages and money-hunger of the peasants, various investment funds buy, in this period, large areas of agricultural land more or less merged and different fertility. They have already bought lots of acres and hundreds of thousands of acres have been leased, especially in the west and south east of the country. Thanks to EU funds that benefit Romania, fertile land and low agricultural competitiveness, investment in this area is a very profitable business opportunity.

Romania has the natural resources to feed a population four or five times greater than the 22 million citizens, but in 2008 imported $ 6.1 billion food.

If you acquire a land with a very good soil and high fertility, you should not have to worry about the not cultivated land plots, because for example, in areas that are of interest for cereal, the investor who buys land here will have 100% of the land worked through local farmers who are interested in renting a land.

Not all plot lands are fertile and suitable for obtaining food, so Romanian citizens and investors can opt for energetic cultures to produce biomass, without entering into competition with agriculture for food. Investors can acquires such plots at a much lower price and invest in energetic culture to obtain higher returns and in the same time be ecological. By setting up these types of crops that are planted only once and are operated annually you protect the forest, no longer being needed for irrational cutting firewood. In terms of financial efficiency, this type of culture, according to the calculation of gross margin results, is one of the highest in the agriculture industry.

In the recent years, foreign companies invest in Romania in agriculture. Decades of low exploitation of the soil, the superior soil quality, funding granted by the Romanian and European Union plus a favorable world situation for agriculture and animal husbandry have made ​​Romania to become an the best open door to agricultural investment.

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About us

“ECO-Conseil Association” - Romania was established in 1995, like an umbrella organization and today administrates several projects also in Eco and Bio agriculture, one of this is “Agro Green Fond”.

“ECO-Conseil Association” Romania is a non-profit consulting, professional organization covering the Economical, Environmental and Social-Charity field, with about 20 years experience in Romanian market, but also some other European market like France, Denmark, Spain, Sweden, Uk.
 

In 2007 we founded a new AGRO - Land Department  dealt mainly with real estate brokerage and acquisition of agricultural land, as well as their management.

Our experience

• Our team members, together with our partners own and farm or rent out over 5,000ha of prime farm land in Romania;
• We have put together more purchase contracts in Romania for large and small parcels of farm land than any other single independent company, to date around 12,500ha, during the previous 3 years;
• We have already selected and tested quality and trustworthy local farmers who are prepared to farm the land;
• We have the complete team in place with whom we have worked for a number of years to handle the whole purchase and sale process;
• We are one of the leading suppliers in Romania growing and arranging energy grass and rhizomes.

Best Investment in Romanian Agricultures - strategy is focused on investing in agricultural businesses and projects in Romania and exported around the world where it is needed.  ROMANIAN INVESTMENT AGRICULTURE ASSOCIATION is a new project open association which will play the role to develop Agriculture projects like: Agro Green Fond, Pro-Expo for Agriculture, Romanian Agro-Export solutions, Romanian Bio Honey, etc

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Why to buy Land in Romania?

Foreigners Buying Agricultural Land Romania

Investors' interest to invest in Agriculture has noted visible growth in this sector over the last few years. Since demand for food and other agricultural products is expected to increase in the near future, investors anticipate high-profits from the exploitation of the agricultural sector. In the context of spurring worldwide interest in agriculture, Romania is one of the best countries preferred by international foreign investors seeking to buy land in Romania. 

Romania holds an important share of the European crop land due to its grain production. Geographically, the country is well placed within export routes. Romania's climate is also suitable for a wide range of agricultural investments.

Despite all favorable conditions, Romania's agricultural sector can be considered unexplored with poorly equipped companies; therefore foreign investment has the premises to have a high impact on the country's agricultural development.

Exchange of land, including land purchasing by foreigners improves productivity, technology and enhances access to capital, hence stimulating economy development. Based on these principles EU regulations request a single free market with respect to land. Romania has requested a transitional period during which the existing provisions of legislation are still in effect until 2013. Therefore foreign investors are prohibited from purchasing agricultural lands in Romania until 31st December 2013. The most common  method to make Romanian land investments is by setting up a legal entity such as a limited liability company, registered in Romania. After 31st December 2013, a term unlikely to be extended, foreign investors will be able to purchase agricultural lands in their own name.

Romanian Land Investments after 2013 

After December 2013 EU-residents as well as non-EU residents will be able to freely buy land in Romania. The procedure may vary depending on the different regulations that will be adopted in the future, however the process will probably have a simple framework. The best alternative that you have is to opt for a due diligence analysis conducted by a professional lawyer.

This includes verification of the property's Title Deeds, Land Survey documents and obtaining an extract from the Romanian Land Registry. After completing this very important step, a pre-agreement should be drafted binding both parties to the sale, ensuring the property has been checked. After this procedure a 10-20% deposit should be made; however this step may vary from case to case. Completing the sale requires both parties to be present (or duly appointed representatives), as well as a notary that will collect the relevant state taxes on transaction in addition to his/her fees. Signing the contract and registering the transaction in the Land Registry completes the sale.

The acquisition of agricultural land Romania by foreign investors is expected to boom after the end of the land purchase embargo due to the profitable premises of doing business in this sector. The acquisition process may vary from case to case, depending on many factors that might influence the sale process. However the frameworks of the whole process are straight forward, implying a relatively fast way to build success in the agricultural business.

Foreign companies own some 700,000 hectares of land in Romania, around 8.5 percent of the country’s plough-able area, according to data previously releases by Romania’s Agriculture Ministry. (December 2013)

Invest in agricultural lands in Romania

We are more and more people and our planet's resources are increasingly scarce. We've all heard about the increase in food prices, but maybe this can be a good thing for overall global food production because they can stimulate investments in the agricultural sector. When population and food prices are increasing on the domestic market, investments in land are the safest long term. Investors and land analysts recommended buying land for those who want a profit over time.

Romania has substantial agricultural resources, with an agricultural area of 14.7 million hectares (or 61.7% of total territory) according to statistics from 2009. The distribution by land use shows that arable area is about 64% of the agricultural land, one third, 4.8 million ha is occupied by pastures and meadows and orchards and vineyards and is approx. 3%. Romania is located on the 6th place in Europe as an agricultural area used (after France, Spain, Germany, Britain and Poland) and on the 5th place as arable land (after France, Spain, Germany and Poland). Currently there is no clear statistics on uncultivated land surface but are estimated to be between 1 and 2 million hectares of land growing weeds. Nowadays, Romanian authorities are trying to approve a law so that uncultivated agricultural land owners will not receive subsidies from the state or to be forced to pay penalties or higher taxes. In this way, Romanian authorities' intention to introduce a tax on uncultivated land plots will oblige owners to work, rent, lease their land or will boost land plot sales, will further facilitate the acquisition of more fertile areas.

Why invest in Romania?

Low prices for land acquisitions are an incentive for potential buyers and investors, since the agricultural land price in Romania is up to five times lower than in other European countries. Our country offers 1500-4000e/ha farmland, one of the best deals worldwide. Only a few areas of the world can compete in terms of price and quality of local soils. The acquisition of large areas of farmland seems to become an important concern for food security in countries with growing populations, like China, India or South Korea but also for the cash-rich but poor in arable land, as Persian Gulf states. Taking into consideration these advantages and money-hunger of the peasants, various investment funds buy, in this period, large areas of agricultural land more or less merged and different fertility. They have already bought lots of acres and hundreds of thousands of acres have been leased, especially in the west and south east of the country. Thanks to EU funds that benefit Romania, fertile land and low agricultural competitiveness, investment in this area is a very profitable business opportunity.

Romania has the natural resources to feed a population four or five times greater than the 22 million citizens, but in 2008 imported $ 6.1 billion food.

If you acquire a land with a very good soil and high fertility, you should not have to worry about the not cultivated land plots, because for example, in areas that are of interest for cereal, the investor who buys land here will have 100% of the land worked through local farmers who are interested in renting a land.

Not all plot lands are fertile and suitable for obtaining food, so Romanian citizens and investors can opt for energetic cultures to produce biomass, without entering into competition with agriculture for food. Investors can acquires such plots at a much lower price and invest in energetic culture to obtain higher returns and in the same time be ecological. By setting up these types of crops that are planted only once and are operated annually you protect the forest, no longer being needed for irrational cutting firewood. In terms of financial efficiency, this type of culture, according to the calculation of gross margin results, is one of the highest in the agriculture industry.

In the recent years, foreign companies invest in Romania in agriculture. Decades of low exploitation of the soil, the superior soil quality, funding granted by the Romanian and European Union plus a favorable world situation for agriculture and animal husbandry have made ​​Romania to become an the best open door to agricultural investment.

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Services

Romania presents many advantages to investors wanting to purchase agricultural land in the country. We provide all the services needed to become an agricultural land owner at a competitive rate, from a full service package to the standard purchase package.

Eco-Conseil Association offer you best solutions for your investment!

Below we give an example of two packages, however our service can be arranged as required/in a bespoke fashion according to client needs.

The full service package (one-stop-shop) includes any or all of the following:

• Company formation with or without your presence in Romania
• Rental pricing and planning
• Arranging a rental contract with a worthy farmer
• Put you in touch with Romanian and EU subsidy application partners
• Registration of land in appropriate registries and town halls
• Finding small local sellers willing to sell and selection of land according to requirements
• Negotiation of land
• Purchase of land
• Solving legal issues related to ownership or other questions regarding documentation
• Sale of land
• Contact with other partner companies or engineers
• Longer term purchase contract (for compacting small surfaces into larger surfaces)
• Check and test soil quality, flatness, infrastructure, other profitable activities (e.g. renewable energy)

The standard purchase/sale package includes any or all of the following:

• Company formation with or without your presence in Romania
• Registration of land in appropriate registries and town halls
• Finding small local sellers willing to sell and selection of land according to requirements
• Negotiation of land
• Purchase of land
• Solving legal issues related to ownership or other questions regarding documentation
• Sale of land
• Longer term purchase contract (for compacting small surfaces into larger surfaces)

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Romanian Export Markets

Export profitability for Romania is massive! Only last year we receive a request to export in China of 8 billion Euros and 35% of this capital will be invested in farms acquisition. The profit will be also very attractive. The Romanian Market Export potential are West - North Europe, China, India, South Korea, Japan, Persian Gulf and Middle East states and some African countries.

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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang arrived in Bucharest Monday for an official visit to Romania and a summit with leaders of Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries.

During the visit, Li will hold talks with Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta, and meet Romanian President Traian Basescu, President of the Senate Crin Antonescu and President of the Chamber of Deputies Valeriu Zgonea. He will also deliver a speech at the Romanian parliament.

Li will visit a Chinese enterprise based in Romania and make extensive contacts with people of all walks of life so as to promote China-Romania relations and bilateral cooperation.

It is the first visit by a Chinese premier to Romania in 19 years and also Li's maiden trip to Central and Eastern Europe since he took office in March.

He will also attend the China-CEE leaders' meeting in Bucharest.

At the airport, Romanian youths presented bread and salt to the Chinese premier according to local traditions of greeting distinguished guests.

National anthems of both countries were played at the welcome ceremony presided over by Prime Minister Ponta, and Li inspected the Romanian guard of honor together with Ponta.

It is the first time that Romania staged a welcome ceremony at the airport for a foreign guest in 20 years.

Li will also carry out a string of multilateral and bilateral activities with his counterparts from 16 CEE countries, including a round-table leaders' meeting and a trade forum.

He will address the opening ceremony of the Third China-CEE Economic and Trade Forum.

China and Romania have conducted multi-faceted cooperation. Two-way trade reached 3.27 billion US dollars during the first 10 months this year, in comparison with less than 300 million dollars for the annual total of 2000. China's current total investment in Romania tops 160 million dollars.

Trade between China and the 16 CEE countries amounted to 45.4 billion dollars during the first 10 months this year. Currently, Chinese companies' investment in CEE countries has exceeded 3.5 billion dollars, and investment in the opposite direction has topped 1.1 billion dollars.

The 16 CEE countries are Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia.

After visiting Romania, Li will travel to the Uzbek capital of Tashkent for the 12th prime ministers' meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. 

surce: Global times
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/827567.shtml#.UpYnWyc3SkU

Li Keqiang

Li Keqiang is endorsed as the premier of China's State Council at the fifth plenary meeting of the first session of the 12th National People's Congress (NPC) in Beijing, capital of China, March 15, 2013. (Xinhua)

Li Keqiang, born in July 1955, is a male ethnic Han from Dingyuan, Anhui Province. He entered the workforce in March 1974 and joined the Communist Party of China (CPC) in May 1976. He graduated from the School of Economics at Peking University with a major in economics, has an in-service postgraduate education and holds the degree of Doctor of Economics.

He is currently a member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, premier of the State Council and secretary of its Leading Party Members' Group.

1974-1976 Educated youth, Dongling Brigade, Damiao Commune, Fengyang County, Anhui Province

1976-1978 Secretary, Party Branch, Damiao Brigade, Damiao Commune, Fengyang County, Anhui Province

1978-1982 Student, Department of Law; and leader, Students' Union of Peking University

1982-1983 Secretary, Committee of the Communist Youth League (CYL), Peking University; member, Standing Committee, CYL Central Committee

1983-1983 Director, School Department, CYL Central Committee; secretary-general, All-China Students' Federation

1983-1985 alternate member, Secretariat, CYL Central Committee

1985-1993 Member, Secretariat, CYL Central Committee; vice chairman, All-China Youth Federation (September - November 1991: student of a further studies course for provincial and ministerial level officials at Central Party School)

1993-1998 First member, Secretariat, CYL Central Committee; president, China Youth University for Political Sciences (1988-1994: studied economics in an in-service postgraduate program at the School of Economics at Peking University, and awarded the degrees of Master of Economics and Doctor of Economics)

1998-1999 Deputy secretary, CPC Henan Provincial Committee; acting governor, Henan Province; and concurrently director, Yellow River Flood Control Headquarters

1999-2002 Deputy secretary, CPC Henan Provincial Committee; governor, Henan Province; and concurrently director, Yellow River Flood Control Headquarters

2002-2003 Secretary, CPC Henan Provincial Committee; governor, Henan Province; and concurrently director, Yellow River Flood Control Headquarters

2003-2004 Secretary, CPC Henan Provincial Committee; chairman, Standing Committee, Henan Provincial People's Congress

2004-2005 Secretary, CPC Liaoning Provincial Committee

2005-2007 Secretary, CPC Liaoning Provincial Committee; chairman, Standing Committee, Liaoning Provincial People's Congress

2007-2008 Member, Standing Committee, Political Bureau, CPC Central Committee

2008-2013 Member, Standing Committee, Political Bureau, CPC Central Committee; vice premier of the State Council and deputy secretary of its Leading Party Members' Group; director of Three Gorges Project Construction Committee and of South-to-North Water Diversion Construction Project Committee; head of the leading group of deepening the reform of medical and health care system, State Council

2013- Member, Standing Committee, Political Bureau, CPC Central Committee; premier of the State Council and secretary of its Leading Party Members' Group; director of Three Gorges Project Construction Committee and of South-to-North Water Diversion Construction Project Committee; head of the leading group of deepening the reform of medical and health care system, State Council

Member, Fifteenth through Eighteenth CPC Central Committees; member, Political Bureau and its Standing Committee, Seventeenth and Eighteenth CPC Central Committees; member, Standing Committee, Eighth NPC.

Updated on March 15, 2013 

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Best Land in Europa- Romania

Transylvania Best place to invest in Europa-Romania 

Investing in Agriculture is
Securing the futures

Invest in agricultural lands in Romania

We are more and more people and our planet's, resources are increasingly scarce. We've all heard about the increase in food prices, but maybe this can be a good thing for overall global food production because they can stimulate investments in the agricultural sector. When population and food prices are increasing on the domestic market, investments in agriculture and land are the safest long term. Investors and land analysts recommended buying land for those who want a profit over time.

Romania has substantial agricultural resources, with an agricultural area of 14.7 million hectares (or 61.7% of total territory) according to statistics from 2009. The distribution by land use shows that arable area is about 64% of the agricultural land, one third, 4.8 million ha is occupied by pastures and meadows and orchards and vineyards and is approx. 3%. Romania is located on the 6th place in Europe as an agricultural area used (after France, Spain, Germany, Britain and Poland) and on the 5th place as arable land (after France, Spain, Germany and Poland). 

Currently there is no clear statistics on uncultivated land surface but are estimated to be between 1 and 2 million hectares of land growing weeds. Nowadays, Romanian authorities are trying to approve a law so that uncultivated agricultural land owners will not receive subsidies from the state or to be forced to pay penalties or higher taxes. In this way, Romanian authorities' intention to introduce a tax on uncultivated land plots will oblige owners to work, rent, lease their land or will boost land plot sales, will further facilitate the acquisition of more fertile areas.

Why invest in Romania?

Low prices for land acquisitions are an incentive for potential buyers and investors, since the agricultural land price in Romania is up to five times lower than in other European countries. Our country offers 1500-4000e/ha farmland, one of the best deals worldwide. Only a few areas of the world can compete in terms of price and quality of local soils. The acquisition of large areas of farmland seems to become an important concern for food security in countries with growing populations, like China, India or South Korea but also for the cash-rich but poor in arable land, as Persian Gulf states. Taking into consideration these advantages and money-hunger of the peasants, various investment funds buy, in this period, large areas of agricultural land more or less merged and different fertility. They have already bought lots of acres and hundreds of thousands of acres have been leased, especially in the west and south east of the country. Thanks to EU funds that benefit Romania, fertile land and low agricultural competitiveness, investment in this area is a very profitable business opportunity.

Romania has the natural resources to feed a population four or five times greater than the 22 million citizens, but in 2008 imported $ 6.1 billion food.

If you acquire a land with a very good soil and high fertility, you should not have to worry about the not cultivated land plots, because for example, in areas that are of interest for cereal, the investor who buys land here will have 100% of the land worked through local farmers who are interested in renting a land.

Not all plot lands are fertile and suitable for obtaining food, so Romanian citizens and investors can opt for energetic cultures to produce biomass, without entering into competition with agriculture for food. Investors can acquires such plots at a much lower price and invest in energetic culture to obtain higher returns and in the same time be ecological. By setting up these types of crops that are planted only once and are operated annually you protect the forest, no longer being needed for irrational cutting firewood. In terms of financial efficiency, this type of culture, according to the calculation of gross margin results, is one of the highest in the agriculture industry.

In the recent years, foreign companies invest in Romania in agriculture. Decades of low exploitation of the soil, the superior soil quality, funding granted by the Romanian and European Union plus a favorable world situation for agriculture and animal husbandry have made ​​Romania to become an the best open door to agricultural investment.

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