TABLE OF
CONTENTS
1.1 Executive Summary
1.2 Business Name & Legal Identity
1.3 Business Location & Justification
1.4 Products & By-Products
1.5 Vision Statement
1.6 Mission Statement
1.7 Business Objectives
1.8 Industry Overview
1.9 Market Opportunity
1.10 Competitive Advantage
1.11 Processing Capacity (Initial)
1.12 Technology Overview
1.13 Regulatory Compliance
1.14 Employment Impact
1.15 Social & Economic Impact
2.1 Overview of the Edible Oil Industry in Nigeria
2.2 Rice Bran Oil: Product Profile & Demand Drivers
2.3 Global & Regional Market Perspective
3.1 Rice Production in Kebbi State
3.2 Rice Bran Availability & Pricing
3.3 Procurement Strategy
4.1 Target Market Segments
4.1.1 Food Processing Companies
4.1.2 Hospitality & Food Service
4.1.3 Cosmetic & Pharmaceutical Firms
4.2 Market Focus (Initial Phase)
5.1 Demand Estimation
5.2 Sales Assumptions
6.1 Rice Bran Oil Pricing (Nigeria)
6.2 Competitive Pricing Strategy
7.1 Existing Competitors
7.2 SWOT Analysis
8.1 Entry Approach
8.2 Marketing Strategy
9.1 Year 1–3 Market Share
10.1 Proposed Site Location
10.2 Site Selection Justification
10.3 Land & Building Layout
11.1 Processing Technology Overview
11.2 Mechanical Extraction Process Flow
11.3 Process Flow (Text Format – Word-Friendly)
12.1 Core Processing Equipment (Phase I)
12.2 Utilities & Auxiliary Equipment
13.1 Input–Output Analysis
13.2 Capacity Utilization
14.1 Quality Parameters
14.2 Quality Control Measures
14.3 Certifications (Planned)
15.1 Power Requirement
15.2 Water Requirement
15.3 Waste Management
16.1 Staffing Structure
16.2 Training Plan
17.1 Safety Measures
17.2 Environmental Measures
18.1 Key Financial Assumptions
19.1 Capital Expenditure (CAPEX)
19.2 Pre-Operational Expenses
19.3 Working Capital (6 Months)
19.4 Total Project Cost
20.1 Monthly Operating Costs
20.2 Annual Operating Cost
21.1 Monthly Revenue (Year 1)
21.2 Annual Revenue (Year 1)
22.1 Summary Profit & Loss (₦)
23.1 Cash Flow Highlights
24.1 Break-Even Point
25.1 Financial Indicators
26.1 Financing Mix
27.1 Raw Material Supply Risk
27.2 Market & Price Risk
27.3 Operational Risk
27.4 Financial Risk
27.5 Regulatory & Policy Risk
28.1 Environmental Sustainability
28.2 Social Impact
28.3 Governance Framework
29.1 Project Implementation Phases
29.2 Key Milestones
30.1 Phase II Expansion (Year 3–4)
30.2 Export Potential
31.1 Performance Indicators
1.1 Executive Summary
The Rice
Bran Oil Extraction Business aims to establish a medium-scale processing
facility in Kebbi State, Nigeria, dedicated to the extraction of crude
and refined rice bran oil and the production of defatted rice bran cake
as a valuable by-product for animal feed.
Rice bran
oil is increasingly demanded in Nigeria due to its:
- High smoke point
- Health benefits (rich in
oryzanol, Vitamin E)
- Growing use in food
processing, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals
Kebbi
State’s dominance in rice milling provides a steady, low-cost supply of rice
bran, which is currently underutilized or wasted. This business will
convert agricultural waste into high-value industrial and consumer products,
aligning with Nigeria’s agricultural value-addition agenda.
1.2 Business Name & Legal Identity
Proposed
Business Name:
Kebbi Gold Rice Bran Oil Processing Limited
Legal
Structure:
Private Limited Liability Company (Ltd)
RC
Registration:
To be registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Nigeria
1.3 Business Location & Justification
Proposed
Location:
Argungu Industrial Layout, Kebbi State, Nigeria
Location Advantages
- Proximity to major rice
mills
- Low land and labor cost
- Access to Kebbi–Sokoto
highway
- Availability of raw
materials year-round
- Supportive state
agricultural policies
1.4 Products & By-Products
Primary Products
- Crude Rice Bran Oil
- Refined Rice Bran Oil (Phase
II)
By-Products
- Defatted rice bran cake
(animal feed)
- Rice bran wax (industrial
use)
1.5 Vision Statement
To become
Northern Nigeria’s leading rice bran oil producer, delivering
high-quality, affordable, and healthy edible oil while promoting sustainable
agro-processing.
1.6 Mission Statement
To
efficiently convert locally sourced rice bran into premium-quality rice bran
oil using modern processing technology, creating value for farmers, industries,
and consumers.
1.7 Business Objectives
Short-Term (Year 1–2)
- Establish operational
processing facility
- Secure raw material supply
contracts
- Supply crude oil to local
refiners
Medium-Term (Year 3–4)
- Install refining unit
- Expand distribution within
Northern Nigeria
Long-Term (Year 5+)
- Export refined rice bran oil
- Develop branded consumer oil
1.8 Industry Overview
Nigeria
consumes over 2.2 million metric tons of edible oil annually, with heavy
reliance on imports. Rice bran oil remains largely untapped despite:
- Nigeria producing over 8
million metric tons of rice annually
- Rice bran constituting about
8–10% of milled rice
This
creates a massive raw material advantage.
1.9 Market Opportunity
|
Sector
|
Demand Driver
|
|
Food
processors
|
Health-conscious
consumers
|
|
Restaurants
|
High
heat stability
|
|
Cosmetics
|
Natural
oil demand
|
|
Animal
feed
|
Protein-rich
by-product
|
1.10 Competitive Advantage
- Guaranteed rice bran supply
- Low input cost
- Proximity to rice mills
- Multiple revenue streams
- Scalable technology
1.11 Processing Capacity (Initial)
|
Parameter
|
Capacity
|
|
Rice
bran intake
|
120–150
tons/month
|
|
Oil
yield
|
15–20%
|
|
Oil
output
|
18–25
tons/month
|
|
By-product
|
90–100
tons/month
|
1.12 Technology Overview
Phase I
- Mechanical screw press
extraction
Phase II
- Solvent extraction &
refining
1.13 Regulatory Compliance
- CAC Registration
- NAFDAC (oil processing &
packaging)
- SON certification
- Kebbi State Environmental
Approval
1.14 Employment Impact
|
Category
|
Number
|
|
Management
|
4
|
|
Technical
staff
|
8
|
|
Factory
workers
|
15
|
|
Support
staff
|
6
|
|
Total
|
33
|
1.15 Social & Economic Impact
- Waste reduction
- Job creation
- Farmer income support
- Import substitution
2.1 Overview of the Edible Oil Industry in Nigeria
Nigeria is one of Africa’s largest consumers of edible oils, driven by:
· Population growth (220+ million people)
· Urbanization
· Expansion of food processing industries
· Rising health awareness
However, local production remains insufficient, leading to:
· Heavy importation of palm oil, soybean oil, sunflower oil
· Rising foreign exchange pressure
· Government encouragement of local edible oil processing
Rice bran oil (RBO) remains largely underdeveloped in
Nigeria, despite abundant rice milling activity.
2.2 Rice Bran Oil: Product Profile & Demand Drivers
Rice bran oil is extracted from the outer layer of rice grain during
milling. It is increasingly preferred due to:
· High smoke point (≈232°C)
· Neutral taste
· High antioxidant content (γ-oryzanol)
· Cholesterol-lowering properties
Key Demand Drivers
· Health-conscious consumers
· Growth of quick-service restaurants
· Cosmetic and pharmaceutical uses
· Industrial frying operations
2.3 Global & Regional Market Perspective
Globally, rice bran oil is widely consumed in:
· India
· Japan
· China
· Thailand
In West Africa, demand is emerging due to:
· Urban dietary shifts
· Import substitution policies
· Regional food manufacturing growth
Nigeria currently imports refined rice bran oil or substitutes, creating an
opportunity for local production.
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