In its eagerness to expand in markets where there was no presence, AGQ Labs has signed a licensing agreement with Compas Ltd. in Russia. This contract, which has an initial validity of 5 years, opens the doors to a gigantic market with a desire to professionalize and improve the quality of its products.
AGQ Labs will make available to Russia all its services, both agricultural and food sector, offering the option of using its advanced Crop Nutritional Monitoring system together with the support of its experts in the field.
Javier Orellana, Global Product Manager of AGQ Labs values the firm “is an interesting but exciting challenge, Russia is a huge country that offers great options. It has magnificent lands for the development of agriculture and they are eager to improve the quality of their agricultural products, soon we will start working with strawberries in Moscow and with Apple in Minchurinsk, we are eager to see the progress.“
Pavel Shishkin, CEO of Compas says: “Russia needs new technologies to improve its agriculture, our alliance with AGQ Labs allows us to take this process a step further. We hope this will make us grow together in a market as big and powerful as the Russian”.
Expanding services in Africa
Although in Africa AGQ Labs already had presence, in the north in Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt, and in the South in South Africa, now the expansion in West Africa continues with the signing of a licensing contract in Senegal with Tropisen.
This contract opens the doors to other countries in the area where Tropisen carries out its activities. These countries are Guinea Bissau, The Gambia, Guinea Konakri, Mali and other options in Ghana, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast and Nigeria.
Tropisen is a consolidated company in Senegal with a large number of contacts and experience in various sectors of agricultural consulting. This contract will add value to its wide range of services, giving the African market the opportunity to make its emerging agriculture more efficient.
Javier Orellana, Global Product Manager of AGQ Labs values the firm “Senegal is an incredible country and, after the appearance of rudimentary agriculture, has incredible capabilities that can be enhanced through the use of our services”.
Andrew Shatalin, CEO of Tropisen says: “The presence of these technologies in Africa is unusual, we are eager to provide a new degree of technology that improves and makes more efficient and environmentally friendly agriculture in these countries.”
For more information:
Alfonso Tamargo Robles
AGQ Labs
Tel: +34 637 438 037
Email: atamargo@agqlabs.com
www.agqlabs.com