Ref. no. L00721LT:

670 ha Lithuanian plant production unit with owned and leased arable land in active production.

Arable farm in Lithuania with crop production, farmhouse and outbuildings, and machinery supporting ongoing agricultural operations.

Sale of assets.

Highlights:

• 670 ha plant production farm with a documented arable crop production profile
• Approximately 200 ha owned land and 470 ha leased arable land in operation
• Winter wheat, rapeseed, barley and legumes documented in crop production
• Farmhouse, outbuildings and warehouse facilities support ongoing operation
• Well-organized machinery equipment included for current production needs
• Asset sale presented by Jesper Kjær ApS for structured investor review

Arable production platform in Lithuania

This 670 ha plant production farm in Lithuania combines approximately 200 ha of owned land with approximately 470 ha of leased arable land. The documented crop profile includes winter wheat, winter rapeseed, winter barley and legumes, supported by a farmhouse, outbuildings and machinery for ongoing production.

Structured asset sale for investor review

The property is presented as an asset sale, with selected information made available for investors considering agricultural property opportunities in Lithuania. The farm is kept in good agricultural condition and offers a clear basis for further review. Investor inquiries, presentations and site visits are handled by Jesper Kjær ApS.

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Agricultural context in Lithuania

Lithuania is an established agricultural country within the European Union, with arable farming forming a visible part of the national land-use profile. Official Lithuanian statistics show a substantial utilised agricultural area, with arable land representing the largest category within that area. European Commission material on Lithuania’s CAP Strategic Plan also describes agriculture as a relevant part of the country’s land use and primary-sector economy. This broad background is useful when reviewing plant-production assets, but it should be read as country-level context only and not as a specific statement about the property.

Farming and agricultural business conditions

For investors and agricultural operators, Lithuania offers an EU-regulated farming environment with national implementation of the Common Agricultural Policy for the 2023-2027 period. The current strategic framework focuses on the long-term development of the agricultural and food sector, while national rules continue to regulate the acquisition and management of agricultural land. Any purchase structure, land title position, lease position or operating company arrangement should therefore be reviewed carefully with local professional advisers before a transaction is completed.

Regional development perspective

The farm is positioned in the northern part of Lithuania, in a wider agricultural setting where plant production and arable land use are relevant for business review. The regional context may help frame questions about field structure, operational logistics, access to labour, crop rotation and possible development work. It does not, however, replace the documented project data. Specific conclusions about the property must be based on the project material, the land and lease documentation, production records, site inspection and legal due diligence.

The specific agricultural business

The property is documented as a 670 ha plant production farm. The project information states approximately 200 ha of owned land and approximately 470 ha of leased land, with the area used for efficient agricultural production. The crop profile includes winter wheat, winter rapeseed, winter barley and legumes. The farm is described as being kept in good agricultural condition, with correct rotation, cultivation and fertilisation. Buildings include a good and well-maintained farmhouse and outbuildings located on the outskirts of a village, together with warehouse facilities. The project also includes well-organized machinery equipment for ongoing production.

Investor review and development perspective

For an investor, the central review points are the combination of owned and leased arable land, the documented crop profile, the building base, the machinery position and the proposed asset-sale structure. The information available at this stage gives a clear basis for further dialogue, but it should not be interpreted as a financial recommendation, a legal conclusion or a guarantee of future operating results. Further assessment should focus on lease documentation, land title, field maps, machinery condition, crop history, operating costs, subsidy framework and the practical handover of the farming operation.

Jesper Kjær ApS’ role

Jesper Kjær ApS facilitates selected agricultural and forestry property investment projects in Central and Eastern Europe. The company works through local partners and combines European business understanding with market knowledge in the countries where it operates. In relation to this property, Jesper Kjær ApS handles investor inquiries, presentation coordination and the initial dialogue leading toward a structured review process.

Further information

Further information may be available on request through Jesper Kjær ApS. Interested investors should request the relevant project material, review the documentation with their own advisers and consider a site visit before making any investment decision.

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