Agricola El Molino Grapes
Fully funded

Agricola El Molino V

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82,000from 82,000
6.8%Interest

2025-2029

Duration
280.19 Tonnestargeted CO2-savings
Fully funded
Risk warning: The acquisition of this investment involves considerable risks and may lead to the complete loss of the assets invested. Notice pursuant to Section 2 (2) VermAnlG: There is no obligation to publish a prospectus. This investment is exempt from many of the provisions of the German Investment Act pursuant to Section 2 (1) No. 3 (b) VermAnlG. This risk warning has been translated for your convenience. In case of any disparities, the German version will prevail.
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Invest for special interest until 13.04.2025: +0.7% (already included in the interest rate).

Project details
82,000
from 82,000

Interest rate

6.8%

Repayment until

31.10.2029
Minimum investment amount:
100
Maximum investment amount:
10,000
Repayment:
14% yearly
86% at the end of the term
Issuer:
ecoligo Projects Two UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Intermediary:
ecoligo invest GmbH
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Your non-recurring investment

500

Duration

4
years

Your interest rates

6.8%
What our investors say
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Responsible lending
Robert Flink,

7.Jun 2024

Values determine our actions
Simon Gallmayer,

23.Jan 2025

Transparency and reliability
Thomas Lecher,

14.Jan 2025

TrustScore 4.3
Total reviews 63
Project Impact
In 2022, Chile produced around 18% of its electricity from solar energy compared to 7% in 2018
This means that the country now generates the highest percentage of its electricity from solar energy in the world - and is pursuing ambitious targets for the expansion of renewable energies. Photovoltaics offer great potential here due to the high irradiation values, particularly in the northern region of Chile.
Sustainable development goals
About the project
Agricola El Molino Tracktor
Agrícola El Molino is a leading company in the agricultural sector
The company contributes to regional economic growth through its products.
Since the 1950s, the company has been producing and exporting high-quality fresh fruit such as cherries, lemons, oranges, tomatoes and table grapes in San Vincente, Chile. The agricultural activities began in the middle of the last century under the management of Don Jorge Araya M. In the 1980s, Don Francisco Araya B. took over the management and expanded the company. In 2020, the company was professionalised with a mixed board of directors that includes both family members and external managers.
Agricola El Molino Lab
The company currently has plantations on around 85% of the total area
As a result, Agrícola produces a considerable amount of tomatoes and fruit.
With an ongoing strategic plan, Agrícola El Molino aims to further increase its production and become a more efficient and sustainable producer. Through its products, the company not only contributes to regional economic growth, but also supplies markets in Europe, Asia and America.
Agricola El Molino Employee
The company places great emphasis on high-quality agricultural products
efficiency, high labour and safety standards and a commitment to sustainability and innovation.
Agrícola El Molino aims to expand its plantation area and increase its production. This campaign will finance 73 kWp of a 421 kWp solar installation to further reduce the company's environmental impact.
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Our mission at Agrícola El Molino is to produce high quality fresh fruit while creating value and committing to the sustainable management of our fields. Through our endeavours, we strive to leave a better world for future generations.

Raul Baumann

CEO Agrícola El Molino

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