CAB Cakaran enters lease deal with Terengganu state for RM105mil farming project


KUALA LUMPUR: CAB Cakaran Corp Bhd via its wholly-owned subsidiary CAB Cakaran (Timur) Sdn Bhd has entered into three 21-year lease agreements with the Terengganu state government for the proposed development of an RM105mil modern poultry farming project.

The tracts of land, measuring 414.63ha in total, will facilitate the development of the project in two phases. Each phase - which will take about two years to complete - will comprise the development of 50 chicken houses equipped with a close house system, with an estimated aggregate rearing capacity of one million chickens.

The estimated investment cost of RM105mil takes into consideration the current assessment of the requirements for the overall development of the project. 

It includes, among others, the construction of the chicken houses, related infrastructure and supporting facilities, solar energy support systems, as well as preliminary site preparation and development works.

CAB Cakaran Timur shall pay an annual lease rate of RM124,390 to the Terengganu state government for the first two years upon execution of the agreement.

The group said it avoided incurring significant upfront capital expenditure by leasing the land instead of acquiring it, thereby preserving cash flow and financial flexibility.

In addition, the long-term nature of the lease provides operational stability and enables CAB to undertake long-term planning and development of the modern poultry farming project.

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