Excellent Investment Opportunity in the Chiquitania

An excellent opportunity in the Chiquitania region, offering a very strategic location, just a short distance from a populated area and only 2 kilometers from the paved highway connecting Santa Cruz de la Sierra with Puerto Suárez.

The property is accessed from Santa Cruz de la Sierra via National Route 4, traveling to approximately Km 410, where a local road is taken for another 2 kilometers eastward.

The property features sandy-loam soils with good phosphorus levels and medium levels of organic matter. Its location and productive potential make it particularly suitable for developing a cattle finishing operation, allowing livestock to be marketed throughout the year on a permanent basis.

Annual rainfall in the area averages approximately 1,200 mm, concentrated mainly between October and April. Given the soil characteristics and rainfall patterns, the establishment of high-production tropical grasses from the Panicum and Brachiaria genera is recommended.

In addition, implementing forage conservation systems would make it possible to purchase cattle during the dry winter months, when animals are generally lighter and available at lower prices. This creates an opportunity to source lower-cost cattle during the dry season and finish them when pasture conditions improve.

Approximately 450 hectares could potentially be cleared, allowing for a stocking capacity of around 1,000 head of cattle during the wet summer season, generating strong returns per hectare.

Based on the type of native vegetation present on the property, land-clearing costs are estimated at approximately US$700 per hectare, including seed and pasture establishment.

Based on the projected returns, the initial capital invested in the land purchase and development could potentially be recovered in approximately 8 years, while the investor would retain the underlying appreciation of the land asset.

Studies carried out in the area indicate the potential presence of underground water reserves. Based on local data and nearby wells, there is an expectation of wells producing approximately 6,000 liters per hour at a depth of around 120 meters.

The property also contains natural water catchment areas, which could be deepened with the appropriate heavy equipment to increase water storage capacity and improve water conservation.

The property contains large trees with valuable timber, which could potentially be used for the construction of cattle corrals and handling facilities, as well as for traditional or electric fencing, subject to applicable regulations.

The property is located approximately 200 kilometers from Puerto Suárez and Puerto Busch, near the border with Brazil. This strategic location also provides access to Bolivia’s eastern grain-export corridor toward the Atlantic through the Paraguay–Paraná Waterway.

An excellent investment opportunity, supported by the current growth of the region and its significant potential for future development.