KK Strategies Launches New Agricultural Project in Thailand
KK Strategies revealed its multi asset strategic approach which includes short, medium and long term products is aimed at consistently producing monthly income throughout the life of the project, beginning as early as the first 6 months. This is in contrast to traditional agricultural projects which tend to generate no income for the first couple of years and at best only produce income once a year.
On a product level
- 1st largest exporter of aquilaria products
- 1st largest exporter of fruits to
China - 1st largest producer of durian and largest exporter
- 1st largest producer and exporter of rubber
- 3rd largest producer and exporter of sugar
- 3rd largest exporter of coconuts
- 6th largest producer and 2nd largest exporter of rice
- 6th largest producer of pineapples and largest producer of canned pineapples
About KK Strategies (
KK Strategies grows, manages and invests in some of the world's most rare, niche and valuable agricultural and forestry projects. Our multi asset strategy generates consistent attractive returns, while also helping develop solutions that solve global food, climate and biodiversity challenges. KK Strategies supply's produce of the highest quality for use by companies worldwide.
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