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Chapter 253

New Year's Eve.

Dozens of people gathered at Valley Ranch for dinner and watched the fireworks.

On New Year's Day, Chen Mo and the others went to the ski resort in Xuexiang for a day.

After the New Year, we just eat, drink, and play cards leisurely every day.

Lin Yuan contacted Chen Mo and the others.

Chen Mo searched for some industries such as ranches, farms, vineyards or wineries that he wanted to invest in.

The farms are not particularly good, they are either small family farms or fruit farms.The investment value is not great.

There are several ranches available for investment, with prices ranging from several million to tens of millions of New Zealand dollars, or even over [-] million New Zealand dollars.

Vineyards, wineries, and wineries are called wineries.Only growing grapes, not producing wine, is just a vineyard...

Since they thought they wanted to go out and experience life abroad, after the year, Chen Mo and Lin Ling went to the New Zealand Embassy and got an Investor Plus visa.Following that, Chen Mo and Lin Ling flew to New Zealand...

At Auckland International Airport, Lin Yuan came to pick them up, and Lin Shan came with them.

"Uncle."

"Uncle." Chen Mo and Lin Ling shouted.

Lin Shan nodded with a smile and said, "We originally wanted to go back to China during the Chinese New Year, but your second uncle went skiing and broke his leg."

"Is it serious?"

"It's not serious. Now I can walk with a cane." Lin Shan said: "This time you come to New Zealand to inspect projects, what do you mainly want to invest in?"

"Pasture." Chen Mo said, "How about a pasture that raises cows?"

Lin Yuan waved his hand: "Investing in dairy farms in New Zealand is very troublesome. The required investment amount is high and the environmental constraints are also very complicated. We don't even dare to touch the dairy farms in New Zealand...

New Zealanders are proud of their dairy farms. Buying a dairy farm in New Zealand is extremely sensitive, especially if you buy a large dairy farm, you must find an agent in the political circles.If it is a small dairy farm, it does not have particularly high investment value.

"Where's the planting farm?" Chen Mo said.

"There are relatively few planting farms in New Zealand, and the large planting farms are basically supporting farms for dairy farms or large pastures. There are more agronomic farms..."

Agricultural estates include vineyards, orchards, strawberries and blueberries, indoor greenhouses and other agricultural estates.These farms require a lot of upfront investment and energy to maintain, so they are very expensive.It is not easy to build an excellent agronomic farm, and it is also not easy to maintain. 1 acre, ranging from tens of thousands to 10,000+ or ​​even 30 to [-] New Zealand dollars.Of course, this price must include the real estate on the land...

Planting farms. New Zealand has a small number of planting farms, which mainly meet local needs.

The planting industry is not a large-scale industry in New Zealand, so some planting farms also take care of cattle and sheep.Key factors for growing a farm are location and investment in irrigation systems…

Finally, there is the ranch, a formal ranch, which is relatively cheaper.

Land in New Zealand has become much cheaper in recent years. For formal pastures, land costs more than 1 to more than 3 per hectare.It mainly depends on the area and whether the land is flat...

Pastures are mainly grazing farms for beef cattle, mutton sheep, and deer.North Island pastures are generally hilly, and many are divided into small pieces by family pastures, mainly small pastures.There are also many large-scale farms in the South Island.

After leaving the airport and getting into a Rolls-Royce Ghost, Lin Yuan continued to talk about the investment situation in New Zealand.

Before you get a green card, investing in a large piece of land in New Zealand is very troublesome.

Lin Yuan's fiancée's family is deeply involved in real estate business. Their company holds large pieces of undeveloped land in both the South Island and North Island.

The car enters Auckland.

At a glance, there are houses one after another. These houses, even if they are worse, can be regarded as small villas in China.Living in Queenstown for too long is quite boring.

Lin Shan bought a house in Auckland. He heard from Lin Shan that there are many Chinese in this community and there is also a Chinese neighborhood.

After arriving home, Lin Yuan helped Chen Mo and the others take their luggage, went inside, and helped them arrange their bedrooms.

Lin Sheng is also here, leaning on a cane.

"Second uncle." Lin Ling shouted: "Your leg is not serious."

"It's not serious." Lin Sheng smiled and waved his hands and said, "Are your dad and the others okay?"

"It's okay." Lin Ling said.

"You guys want to come to New Zealand to invest in ranching?" Lin Sheng said.

"If you have this idea, come and take a look first."

Lin Sheng waved his hand and said, "It's okay to invest in a residential ranch here in New Zealand. To be honest, it's better to invest in a business ranch than in China."

Lin Shan made tea for them and said 'hmm': "The pastures in New Zealand are mainly controlled by families. If you raise cattle and sheep in New Zealand, the salary is too high if you hire someone. If you don't hire someone, you will have a lot to do... …I also wanted to invest in a ranch before, so I went out to inspect it.”

"How much does a lamb here cost?"

"You mean live sheep?"

"Live sheep, the purchase price of the slaughterhouse." Chen Mo said.

"I don't know that."

Lin Yuan said: "The purchase price at the slaughterhouse is very low, one yuan more than two yuan per catty. For wool sheep, the price depends on fatness and breed. The good ones cost more than two yuan, close to three yuan. This is what I understand about price……"

If calculated based on the exchange rate, the price of wool sheep in Hulan is almost the same, or even cheaper.

But in New Zealand, labor costs are high.

Not only are labor costs high, but all kinds of expenses are also high.Most of the farms here in New Zealand are family ranches where you can make some money.

People who buy ranches in New Zealand can be said to be wealthy.The ranches we buy are rarely pure business ranches. Instead, we choose areas with beautiful scenery, or operate small ranches...

Later, Lin Yuan took Chen Mo and the others to look around.

The pastures in North Island are usually small in size, ranging from dozens to more than 100 hectares.There are four to five hundred hectares of pasture, which is quite large.

Chen Mo prefers the mountain pastures on the Poto Peninsula.

The pasture area is 576 hectares, 1 hectare is equal to 15 acres, 576 hectares is 8640 acres, the area is still very large.

This pasture has undulating hillsides, but there are grazing areas planned by fences, sheep houses, warehouses, etc. are all complete.And there are three houses and a rancher's mansion.One manager's house and one staff accommodation.

But this ranch is too expensive, with an asking price of NZ$2600 million.

If it costs more than 1000 million New Zealand dollars, Chen Mo can still consider it. Although the location of the ranch is not particularly good, it is close to the sea and the scenery is not bad.And it’s not too far from Auckland.

The relatively good pastures in the North Island cost around NT$3 or more per hectare for land alone, and the area is not very large.

In North Island, Hawke's Bend, Chen Mo saw two vineyards and a winery. They felt pretty good and they were all at affordable prices.

(End of this chapter)