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African Agriculture | 8-K: Current report

SEC ·  Jan 8, 2024 05:46

Summary by Moomoo AI

On January 2, 2024, African Agriculture Holdings Inc., through its subsidiary African Agriculture, Inc. (AFRAG), entered into a significant multi-year supply agreement with Dr. Kahn, a diversified holding company based in South Korea. The agreement stipulates that AFRAG will supply Dr. Kahn with alfalfa from 700 hectares of land currently under development, with the price subject to a pre-determined benchmark and periodic adjustments. Dr. Kahn will handle shipping logistics costs and any expenses upon the alfalfa's arrival in South Korea. Payments for each shipment are due within 30 days of receiving the bill of lading, and quality inspections are to be conducted at the port of loading. In case of non-conformity, Dr. Kahn has the right to either require replacement...Show More
On January 2, 2024, African Agriculture Holdings Inc., through its subsidiary African Agriculture, Inc. (AFRAG), entered into a significant multi-year supply agreement with Dr. Kahn, a diversified holding company based in South Korea. The agreement stipulates that AFRAG will supply Dr. Kahn with alfalfa from 700 hectares of land currently under development, with the price subject to a pre-determined benchmark and periodic adjustments. Dr. Kahn will handle shipping logistics costs and any expenses upon the alfalfa's arrival in South Korea. Payments for each shipment are due within 30 days of receiving the bill of lading, and quality inspections are to be conducted at the port of loading. In case of non-conformity, Dr. Kahn has the right to either require replacement or negotiate a reduced price. AFRAG is also responsible for providing insurance for each delivery. The agreement, which is expected to contribute to African Agriculture's revenue in 2024 and 2025, cannot be terminated without Dr. Kahn's written consent before the full agreed supply is delivered. Any disputes will be resolved through arbitration. The company publicly announced the agreement on January 4, 2024, emphasizing the deal's alignment with its growth strategy and commitment to global food security and sustainability. This agreement marks African Agriculture's expansion into the Asian market, complementing its existing presence in nine ECOWAS countries and the Gulf region.
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