
Agribusiness
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Overcome disruptive challenges to your agribusiness growth
Towards sustainable agribusiness development
Agribusinesses worldwide face an array of complex local and global challenges, from climate, population, consumption to unforeseen, leftfield disruptors. With the right guidance, those dynamics can provide opportunities, rather than obstacles, to growth.
Our global agribusiness consultants remove uncertainty, providing the market analysis, feasibility and financial information necessary for clarity and informed decision making. We work with clients to execute a sustainable way ahead to completion, paving the way to fully realised opportunity.

Geographical know-how
In Europe, the major challenge is the requirement for high-quality, traceable food, while smaller producers face increasing competition from large-scale farmers across the globe.
In the Middle East and parts of Africa, arable land is limited, and weather conditions are extreme. Driven by government policy, farming is moving away from water-intensive commodities like wheat, rice and potatoes towards higher-value crops such as fruit and fresh produce, with new technologies changing the face of agribusiness.
In sub-Saharan Africa or Eastern Europe, the land is abundant and fertile, but supply chains are weak and infrastructure lacking.
In South America, the demand for food is rising and wealthier consumers seek a greater variety of goods. But proximity to big cities and the dominance of global firms create a mercilessly competitive environment.
Worldwide, policymakers obsess with feeding growing, often upwardly mobile, populations while being mindful of climate impact.
All these evolving variables add up to significant opportunities for local and international operators.
Agribusiness consultancy expertise is key to investment amid disruption
Sensing this opportunity, strategic and financial investors are racing to capture value from innovation and disruption in food and agriculture. Finding and evaluating the right investment opportunity is not easy.
Agribusiness is a highly specialised sector and investing requires a deep understanding of production methods, geographies, climates, and complex value chains impacted by policymaking, global supply and demand movements.
Many relevant investment opportunities are in geographies unfamiliar to some investors, and profitability rests not only on crop yields but also on how different parts of the value chain perform. At Farrelly & Mitchell, we provide in-depth due diligence, technical, operational, strategic, investment or project implementation expertise across the agribusiness value chain.
Our agribusiness sector expertise
Our team has hands-on experience in the following sectors:
Our key services
Due diligence
Market intelligence & insights
Capacity building & training
Feasibility & financial modelling
Strategy & execution
Sustainability & ESG services
Policy & regulation
Who we serve
Food and agribusiness companies
Innovation leaders and entrepreneurs
Multilaterals/ NGOs/DFIs
Agtech and Foodtech companies
Family offices
Private equity investors
Governments/ policymakers
Sovereign wealth funds
How can we help
Expertise
Overcome disruptive challenges to your agribusiness growth
Towards sustainable agribusiness development
Agribusinesses worldwide face an array of complex local and global challenges, from climate, population, consumption to unforeseen, leftfield disruptors. With the right guidance, those dynamics can provide opportunities, rather than obstacles, to growth.
Our global agribusiness consultants remove uncertainty, providing the market analysis, feasibility and financial information necessary for clarity and informed decision making. We work with clients to execute a sustainable way ahead to completion, paving the way to fully realised opportunity.

Geographical know-how
In Europe, the major challenge is the requirement for high-quality, traceable food, while smaller producers face increasing competition from large-scale farmers across the globe.
In the Middle East and parts of Africa, arable land is limited, and weather conditions are extreme. Driven by government policy, farming is moving away from water-intensive commodities like wheat, rice and potatoes towards higher-value crops such as fruit and fresh produce, with new technologies changing the face of agribusiness.
In sub-Saharan Africa or Eastern Europe, the land is abundant and fertile, but supply chains are weak and infrastructure lacking.
In South America, the demand for food is rising and wealthier consumers seek a greater variety of goods. But proximity to big cities and the dominance of global firms create a mercilessly competitive environment.
Worldwide, policymakers obsess with feeding growing, often upwardly mobile, populations while being mindful of climate impact.
All these evolving variables add up to significant opportunities for local and international operators.
Agribusiness consultancy expertise is key to investment amid disruption
Sensing this opportunity, strategic and financial investors are racing to capture value from innovation and disruption in food and agriculture. Finding and evaluating the right investment opportunity is not easy.
Agribusiness is a highly specialised sector and investing requires a deep understanding of production methods, geographies, climates, and complex value chains impacted by policymaking, global supply and demand movements.
Many relevant investment opportunities are in geographies unfamiliar to some investors, and profitability rests not only on crop yields but also on how different parts of the value chain perform. At Farrelly & Mitchell, we provide in-depth due diligence, technical, operational, strategic, investment or project implementation expertise across the agribusiness value chain.
Our agribusiness sector expertise
Our team has hands-on experience in the following sectors:
Our key services
Due diligence
Market intelligence & insights
Capacity building & training
Feasibility & financial modelling
Strategy & execution
Sustainability & ESG services
Policy & regulation
Who we serve
Food and agribusiness companies
Innovation leaders and entrepreneurs
Multilaterals/ NGOs/DFIs
Agtech and Foodtech companies
Family offices
Private equity investors
Governments/ policymakers
Sovereign wealth funds
How can we help
Expertise
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Aurivo – Farm business review assessing milk suppliers
Feasibility & financial modelling
Al Rajhi International – Large scale crop farming
Feasibility & financial modelling
Samak – Positively changing the narrative for Ghana’s rice sector
Feasibility & financial modelling
Aurivo – Farm business review assessing milk suppliers
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Global
Farrelly & Mitchell
Unit 5A, Fingal Bay Business Park, Balbriggan Co. Dublin Ireland. K32 EH70
Africa (SSA)
Farrelly & Mitchell Ghana Limited
Utopia Office, 14 Senchi Street, Airport Residential Area, Accra, Ghana
Saudi Arabia
Branch of Farrelly & Mitchell Business Consultants Ltd
Jarir Plaza Building, Suite 106, King Abdullah Road, Al Hamra District, Riyadh 12211-3857, Saudi Arabia
MENA
Farrelly & Mitchell DMCC
Unit 1001, 10th Floor, Swiss Tower, Cluster Y Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai United Arab Emirates (MENA Office)