HBC Agriculture and Livestock
A double ambition: to feed and build the future
Project Details
Chad, a recognized leader in agro-pastoral fields in Africa, has more than 130 million head of cattle on its vast territory of 1,284,000 km², of which 70% is cultivable land. In this context, HBC Agriculture and Livestock is developing a large-scale project just 90 kilometers from N'Djamena, combining the cultivation of 1,500 hectares of corn and the breeding of more than 7,000 head of dromedaries, 100,000 head of cows, and 200,000 head of sheep.
Corn crops - 1,500 hectares
A strategic initiative that reflects the company's desire to establish itself as a key player in the modernization of agriculture and pastoralism in Chad, thus contributing to strengthening the country's African leader position in these vital sectors for the national economy.
Produce and value
Intensive corn production meets the growing demand for cereals, both for human consumption and animal fodder.
Intensive breeding: 7,000+ dromedaries, 100,000 cows, 200,000 sheep
In parallel, the intensive breeding of dromedaries, cows, and sheep perpetuates local pastoral know-how while opening new economic perspectives: milk, meat, and derivatives for the national and regional markets, thus contributing to valuing Chad's agro-pastoral potential as an African leader in this field.
HBC Agriculture and Livestock, a rising reference
Thanks to this structuring project, HBC confirms its expertise and commitment to sustainable development of rural areas.
The company relies on modern agricultural techniques, high-performance infrastructures, and rigorous management to ensure the sustainability of its activities.
Modern agriculture
Intensive corn cultivation on 1,500 hectares to meet food and fodder needs.
Large-scale pastoral breeding
Intensive breeding of more than 7,000 dromedaries, 100,000 cows, and 200,000 sheep, perpetuating local know-how with national-scale economic valorization.
Rigorous management
Modern agricultural techniques and high-performance infrastructures to ensure activity sustainability.
Rural development
Creation of local jobs and dynamization of the rural world with infrastructures and services.
Contribution to Chad's agro-pastoral leadership
As an African leader in agro-pastoral fields with more than 130 million head of cattle on 1,284,000 km² of land, of which 70% is cultivable, Chad benefits from immense potential. HBC Agriculture and Livestock actively contributes to strengthening this strategic position.
National food security
- • Valorization of 70% of Chad's cultivable land (1,284,000 km²)
- • Intensive corn production for food
- • Animal fodder for extensive breeding
- • Contribution to national cereal self-sufficiency
- • Supply of regional and international markets
National-scale animal sector
- • Management of more than 307,000 head of cattle (7,000+ dromedaries, 100,000 cows, 200,000 sheep)
- • Production of high-quality milk, meat, and derivatives
- • Optimal valorization of Chadian pastoral products
- • Preservation and modernization of local know-how
- • Major contribution to the national agro-pastoral economy