Karoo Prime Lamb Farms — Growth Strategy
The five-year growth strategy is structured in three distinct phases:
Section 17 · Business Plan
Growth Strategy
The five-year growth strategy is structured in three distinct phases:
Over a 7-year investment horizon, with exit options including trade sale, management buyout and strategic acquisition.
The five-year growth strategy is structured in three distinct phases:
17.1 Phase 1: Establishment (Years 1–2)
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Acquire and develop the farming property and infrastructure.
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Establish the initial breeding flock of 3,500 sheep.
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Secure supply contracts with a minimum of three abattoirs.
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Implement breeding programme and animal health protocols.
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Achieve positive EBITDA by end of Year 2.
17.2 Phase 2: Consolidation and Growth (Years 3–4)
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Expand the flock to 5,700–6,500 head through breeding and selective purchases.
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Obtain Karoo Meat of Origin certification.
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Develop branded product offerings for retail markets.
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Invest in additional infrastructure to support increased flock size.
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Achieve net profitability and commence debt reduction.
17.3 Phase 3: Expansion and Diversification (Year 5+)
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Expand flock to 7,000+ head, approaching the property’s carrying capacity.
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Explore acquisition of adjacent land to expand grazing capacity.
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Develop meat processing partnerships or own-brand retail products.
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Investigate export opportunities to SADC regional markets (Namibia, Botswana, Mozambique).
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Evaluate potential for agri-tourism and farm-stay experiences.
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Consider listing on JSE AltX or further private equity fundraising for expansion.
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